Trackdown: The Memoirs of a Bounty Hunter

Bounty Hunter: 1930, 1: One that tracks down and captures outlaws for whom a reward is offered, 2: One that hunts predatory animals for the reward offered. One applies literally to the profession, the other figuratively, but both definitions give wild insight to one of the most exotic, dangerous, and legal professions in the world. Armed with only a reservoir of adrenaline, nerves of steel, and working from a tower built of iron will, the men and women who call themselves bounty hunters scour the urban backstreets looking for criminals others have either lost or forgotten. At any given time, a great bounty hunter could have fifty cases on his desk, all in varying stages. You must be well organized, analytical, and intelligent - not to only catch the criminals who have escaped all others, but also just to keep your office running smooth. It must be remembered, hunting is a serious business, and most definitely is not all fun and games. One man who epitomizes all of these traits is Walter Fernandez. With over twelve years experience he has helped other hunters excel through training seminars, while setting a standard for the industry when in the field. In this book, Walter will explain the ins and outs, the highs and the lows, and everything in between about the bounty hunting industry. You are going to learn the details about a world few know the truth concerning.Fernandez, Walter is the author of 'Trackdown: The Memoirs of a Bounty Hunter' with ISBN 9780974993300 and ISBN 0974993301.