Title: Bounty Hunter Jobs - How to Become a Bounty Hunter, Requirements, Pay
Headings: Becoming a Professional Bounty Hunter
Becoming a Professional Bounty Hunter
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Content: The average bounty hunter will get 100 contracts a year, but most bounty hunters will turn down a contract if there are multiple bounty hunters looking for the same fugitive. Every contract is different, but a bounty hunter can plan to make 10% to 20% of the bail for each fugitive they arrest. On average they make $50,000 to $80,000 per year. It can be long work and irregular hours in sketchy places, but the adrenaline keeps them going. Check out Dog the Bounty Hunter on A&E to see if bounty hunting is the life for you. It’s an adventurous, man-hunting job bringing fugitives to justice. Quick Facts About Bounty Hunting Work
Job Title: Bounty Hunter, Bail Enforcement Agent, Fugitive Recovery Agent
Office: Wherever a fugitive might be
Description: Apprehend fugitives
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