Dragon Seeker

You need to have basic survival and dragon tracking skills. That and some street smarts along with some patience.

The longer you have worked and the more experienced you are, the better you are.

Selling dragon parts. Dragon ivory (dragon teeth), dragon poo and dragon claws are seen the most often.

A dragon seeker usually gets very rich if survives long enough.

These people give rare luxury and "medicinal" goods. They also buy a lot of weapons because they kill each other all the time over dragons.

Crazy dangerous job that can make you as rich as a king if you are tough and patient enough.

A very small percentage of people do this job. However, you will find dragon seekers from many varied nations.

This profession has been around since people discovered dragons in prehistory.

Whatever one needs to live off of the land in the wilderness and to defend oneself as well as something to put the treasure in. This includes hats, boots, axes, knives, pots, sacs, spears, swords, etc.

Supplies and tools for living off the land while following a dragon and something to put the collected treasure in.

The wilderness and trading outposts.

Dragon seekers rarely travel alone as it's more dangerous and inconvenient than working and traveling as a group. This means that dragon seekers could be traveling with other dragon seekers as well as thugs, mercenaries and porters to raise the chances of the ventures being more profitable. However, the seekers need to assemble their own team as there is no formal institution for such things.   Traders can get their hand on luxury goods to sell these rare luxury goods to the rich in faraway lands. The traders get the stuff for a relatively cheap price because dragon materials aren't worth much in the hands of their collectors in the wilderness because they aren't the most practical of things. The materials really gain their value at the hands of the traders. Also, they really help you rake in a profit if you are one of those people who owns a rest stop in the middle of nowhere for the weary traveler (you get paid with all sorts of bits and bobs that are worth a pretty penny).

Getting killed by wild animals, getting killed dragons, get killed by other dragon seekers or succumbing to the elements or murderous debt collectors. A lot of novice dragon seekers resort to this dangerous job to get out of financial trouble. Dragon seekers can also get in trouble with the law by trespassing or get in political trouble by getting caught in a foreign state. This usually doesn't happen unless there are dragons on a border between two states that hate each other and in areas with frequent patrols. Even then, the chances are low because the only way to get in trouble is by running into a patrol or getting spotted from a watchtower and getting caught. This is because borders weren't really defined to well which leaves a sort of grey area between states. Also, a lot of deserts don't belong to anybody and also act as grey areas. If you are tracking a rare desert dragon then you can die of thirst or starvation if you don't know how to live in the desert.