Personal Information:
Hello, my name is Tim Crumley I'm a young Christian man married to most wonderful woman in the world and father to the perfect little girl. I am looking for a job that allows me to work while allowing me to provide for my family and having them grow in a great environment.

Occupational Skills:
10+ years of cattle ranching experience with some horsemanship
Significant heavy equipment experience (bulldozer, back/track hoe, tractor with all implements)
Wildlife management experience along with 10+ years of guiding hunts with adept knowledge of hunting techniques, B/C scoring for whitetail deer, along with TPWD hunting regulations, skinning, capeing, and quartering of all sorts of game and exotic animals
Welding, fencing, carpentry, water well, landscaping, pond and lake management, some plumbing, electrical, and general handyman work Basic computer, and record keeping skills (word, excel, PowerPoint, etc)
Habitat upkeep for game as well as domestic animals via brush clearing, plowing and re-seeding, rotating cattle grazing, and some controlled grass burns
Have booked hunts as well as set up deals with companies for hunts as well as cattle sale and record keeping experience
Speak, read, and write Spanish fluently and have overseen workers who only speak Spanish as well as English speaking workers
Have also worked in retail sales as well as aquaculture (fish farming)

Education:
Seminole High School Seminole, Texas-received High School Diploma
Wharton County Junior College, Wharton Texas-Majored in Range&Wildlife Management have not received degree

Relevant Work Experience:
Texas Department of Criminal Justice (Agricultural Specialist/Livestock/Field Crops Department)
Supervise Offenders in the building of fence, management of field crops as well as the cow/calf, and swine operation. Train assigned offenders in cattle husbandry and horsemanship while keeping records for agency use in the cow/calf operation.

Covenant Ranch (Ranch hand)
One of the premier private hunting ranches in south Texas where worked consists primarily of basic ranch duties such as, filling protein, cotton seed, and corn feeders, shredding and discing senderos, cleaning and maintaining hunting blinds, checking perimeter fence for holes filling with fencing material or placing snares for predator control, moving water to fill troughs for deer, skinning and quartering of game, keeping MLD and cold storage records, taking hunters to and from hunting blinds/locations, have done backhoe work installing in-ground bow blinds, set up pop up blinds at different locations, and other basic ranch duties, equipment repairs, fence repairs, etc.

Blue Creek Whitetails (Ranch hand/Hunting guide)
General ranch work consisted of routine ranch maintenance like shredding, cleaning barns, lodge, and other ranch facilities, maintaining ranch equipment such as tractors, planters, four wheelers, passenger atvs, filling bulk corn and protein feeders, running feeder trail cameras, managing habitat by clearing brush around feeders and moving water to rice fields for waterfowl hunting along with feeding, inoculating, sorting treating with medicine and routine animal husbandry for the ranches deer breeding facility.
Hunting guide work consisted of pre hunt scouting of whitetail deer, going over trail camera pictures to determine the best spots to hunt, accurate B/C scoring of whitetail deer, taking hunters to and from hunting stand for stand hunting along with spot and stalk for a more exciting hunting experience, after the hunter harvested there animal I would then get a B/C score, dead weight, and age, after caping and quartering the animal I would then get a carcass weight and record it for TPWD and ranch records.

Berglund Farms (Farm Hand)
Ran grain cart and tractor during grain and corn harvest, as well as combine during rice harvest and basic equipment maintenance: changing oil, basic repairs as needed, trouble shooting, and part replacement.

El Rancho de los Patos: (Ranch hand/Hunting guide)
Ranch work mainly consisted of routine maintenance on ranch buildings such as cleaning the barns, and lodge along with mowing, weed eating, and some basic landscaping water well and handyman work. Hunting guide work consisted of going out to the duck blinds and setting out decoys in the pond, bringing the hunters to the blind staying in the blind to assist with reloading and bird identification then taking the hunters from the blind to their vehicle and then picking up decoys. After returning to the barn I then tallied up the bird count received the hunters license information and recorded in a book for TPWD and ranch records then plucked, cleaned and packaged the birds for freezing. I then helped the hunters load up their luggage and wished them on their way and expressed my appreciation for their time to come out and enjoy a good hunt.

4-C Crumley Ranch:
(Ranch hand/foreman/Hunting guide) 1999 I have worked cattle and guided hunts on my family's ranch since I was nine years old. Cattle work consisted of bringing cattle to the working pens (some on horseback), running cattle through the shoot for branding, inoculations, ear tagging, and calf recording and general animal health. I also set out both round and square bales along with range cubes and sweet feed for the cattle during the winter months. During the calving seasons I worked to monitor mother cows particularly first time heifers for any complications during birth and on many occasions had to pull calves and bottle feed if the mother suffered problems with the birth or rearing of the calves. I also rotated bulls to assure proper genetics and breed lines along with recording births and sires to assure the most profitable calf operation. My foreman work was mainly for seasonal workers and assigning duties for them to keep the ranch well maintained. My hunting guide work consisted for scouting, scoring, and caping and quartering for hunters, this started when I was only 10 and has continued since then on a convenience basis for me. I have also guided turkey, varmint, and dove hunts.

Professional References:
Daniel Berglund: owner Berglund Farms JV (979) 541-7506
Scott Clifton: manager El Rancho de los Patos (979) 541-7717
Charles Manske: deer herd manager Blue Creek Whitetails (979) 541-3453