"off-road" type driving for a newb?

So I am not really interested in doing OTR, never have been.
I am a 29 year old Navy vet worked Ea-6Bs (plane captain and avionics tech) , I just graduated IITRs driving school and am looking for work driving in back woods "off-road" situations.

I grew up in the Sierras of NORTHERN california, not a NOR-cal bro either haha. I learned to drive on snowy, steep, rough, nasty logging roads and 4x4 trails. I know that there are big truck jobs that run mostly in these conditions which is why I wanted to get my CDL. Im just having a hard time finding them.

I dont really have a home to speak of, and the only family that I have that I want to be around a lot is my dog. I dont care about home time so much, so that is not why im not interested in OTR, and I am willing to relocate to just about any of the 50 states.

I know that diving the oil field lease roads and log trucks operate in the sticks quite a bit, but what other industries should I be looking at?

What are some companies that would hire a new guy in these conditions?

I dont expext to get hired on and be let loose in a truck right off, I would be more than happy to work in the yard and ride along with the crusty guys for a while as long as i was allowed to drive a little here and there to really learn the trade, I just want to get my foot in the door.

Any advice, or should I just quit and sign my life away to a OTR carrier for a while?

 

Thats why I want to run loads that take you into the sticks, love a good challenge.

So far it looks like I should be looking for Sand/ gravel haulers, oil field, and log driving. honestly they all sound like pretty fun/ technical jobs.

I have been searching and calling, the wall I keep banging into is the experience barrier :/

 

Brady Trucking looks like they do a lot of the driving I want to do, and they are mainly dry bulk. Again, there is the experience barrier.

Any companies that would offer applicable experience and be willing to hire a newb?