My main is a Level 64 BM Huntard, and when I say Huntard, I truly mean it. I've never really bothered to learn the "correct" way to play. I am a solo player, and I like it that way. I run around Azeroth leveling through questing and good ol' fashioned beating the crud out of mobs. I don't do instances, I don't do BGs, I don't join groups and that's okay to me. I am an extremely casual player who will play non-stop for a month and then not come back for a couple of months. I figure that as long as I'm not stepping on anyone's toes and enjoying myself it's okay that I don't know "correct" shot rotation. However, I come with a question regarding professions.
Currently, I'm a level 375 skinner and a 375 Tailor. I chose tailoring when I first started because I thought making bags would make me some money. I find that I actually make a lot more money from skinning and spend more money trying to level my tailoring. I've been thinking of dropping tailoring and picking up Engineering. I don't really want to change out skinning for mining (I have two other alts that are 20-30 and are miners). And seriously, the fun toys that engineers get to play with are muchly coveted by me. =D But I'm leery about dropping a profession I've worked so hard - and spent so much money - to level. It seems like I'm finally seeing a little return on my gold. Opinions?

