Pros
You get to work by yourself, they give you a truck and equipment, there is freedom in scheduling, you get to work out in the open and usually don't deal too much with the public.
Cons
Commission based, even though it's commission and they tell you that you are basically your own business, you have to work certain hours and you have to get it approved in order to miss work. You can't just have a doctors appointment and take off 4 hours of the day. Even though they provide you with a lot of equipment you still need to buy certain things like, drill, any essential accessories to cart equipment while climbing a ladder, and an air rifle. I wasn't told this until my 3rd day of training. Disposal site for killed animals is your trash can... Release site for trapped animals is your back yard... You make $2500 a month but it's still based on how much you sell. If you only sell $2000 worth of jobs you owe the company $500. I was told this was a wildlife management service not a squirrel control technician. They'll tell you all about trapping bigger animals and doing fun things but leave out 95% of it is trapping squirrels and soliciting jobs.