For Employers
Find the Right People for the Job.
Reach people actively looking for work in fishing, hunting, ranching, guiding, lodges, and the outdoors. One listing puts your opening everywhere WildWork candidates are looking.
- From $79, no per-applicant fees
- Sent to Google and Bing the hour it goes live
- In the free Monday digest and Early Access alerts
- Full refund if we can’t verify your business
One Flat Price per Listing
No account, no contracts, no per-applicant fees.
Basic
$79 / 30 days
- 30 days live
- Standard placement
- Included in the Monday digest
- Edit or mark filled any time
Featured
$149 / 45 days
- Everything in Basic
- 45 days live
- Featured badge
- Pinned above standard listings
- Featured in the Monday digest
Premium
$199 / 60 days
- Everything in Featured
- 60 days live
- Highest placement, pinned above Featured
- Enhanced visibility for the full 60 days
- Priority placement in the Monday digest
How It Works
- Post in Ten MinutesThe job, the pay, the housing and how to apply. Pay by card at the end.
- We Verify, You Go LiveA person checks the business, usually within one business day. Full refund if we can’t.
- Applications Come to YouStraight to your email, phone or application page. Edit, extend or mark filled any time.
Post Your Job
Five short steps, about ten minutes. You pay by card at the end, then a person checks the business, usually within one business day.
Hiring Guides
- Fishing Guide Job Description Template for Lodges and Outfitters: Licenses, Boats, Pay and TipsA copy-and-edit fishing guide job ad with fly lodge and charter deckhand versions, plus the state license, Coast Guard, boat, pay and tip rules behind each line.
- How to Hire a Ranch Hand or Ranch Manager: Pay, Housing, Overtime and H-2AWhat to pay a ranch hand in 2026 by state, the H-2A wage floors, how housing and beef are taxed, the overtime exemptions, and how couples jobs and trial periods work.
- How to Hire Fishing Guides and Deckhands: Coast Guard Rules, Drug Testing, Licenses and PayFor lodges and charters: which Coast Guard license and drug tests your crew need, state guide and crew licenses, published pay, crew shares, tips and when to hire.
- How to Hire Hunting Guides, Packers and Camp Cooks: Licensing, Pay and TimingWhat outfitters must do to license guides in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado and Alaska, when to hire, current pay rates, and the rules on day rates and tips.
- How to Write an Outdoor Job Listing Workers Apply To (2026)What to put in a ranch, guide or deckhand job listing, which states require a pay range, what Google's job search allows, and the red flags that drive applicants away.
- Hunting Guide Job Description Template for Outfitters: Duties, License Requirements, Pay and Camp DetailsA copy-and-edit hunting guide job description with packer and camp cook versions, plus the license, wage and wording rules behind each line.
Questions
How fast does my listing go live?
A person checks your business after you pay, usually within one business day. You get an email the moment it is live, with a private link to edit it.
What do you check?
That the business is real and reachable: a working website or phone number, and a job that matches the posting rules (real, open, pay stated, nobody charged to apply). See How We Verify Listings for the full checklist.
What if you cannot verify us?
You get a full refund. If we decline a listing before it goes live, you are refunded in full.
Can I edit, extend or close the listing?
Yes, any time, from the private link we email you. Mark it filled when you hire and it comes down.
How do people apply?
Straight to you, the way you choose: your application page, email or phone. We never sit in the middle and never charge applicants.
Where does my listing show up?
On WildWork under its job type and state, in the free Monday digest, in Early Access alerts, and in the job data we send to Google and Bing the hour it goes live.