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State association fur auctions are certainly a positive thing for the organization and its members. Not many active state associations don’t put on fur auctions. I was wondering why two states with very active associations and a heckuva lot of trappers and fur harvested on don’t put on a fur auction? Namely Minnesota and Wisconsin? I’d think both could have a heck of a turnout up yonder. High quality fur and a lot of it would draw a lot of buyers I’d think.

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Thanks Alaska Viking!!!!

Well it was good for Arkansas that they stayed gone. Just to be clear, Hitlery was not a native Arkansan.

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you were spot on sounds like elsmasho

Yup noice

Yes you are correct that is a great museum also and covers way more than just the mountain man era.Concerning the man who was killed when the cache caved in according to Philip Covington and again in the 2020 Fur Trade Journal at least in one incident it was someone named Ponto who was in the hole along with Joe Meek who was badly injured.

The more west you are in Alaska the less cross and silver fox you see. I think we caught a cross or 2 when I lived in Nome. Eastern Alaska has more.

Fur sale in North Idaho

Fur check in Friday, March 13, 3-8 pm. Saturday 7 am - noon

Kootenai Technical Education Campus (KTEC)
6838 W. Lancaster Rd., Rathdrum, ID 83858

Demos, live auction, vendors, food & fun

Lol

Looks good, keep doing this and leave that poor 30-30 alone

So what about your mink trapping (snaring). I remember that you said most of your mink have disappeared somehow a few months ago. Have they all vanished from your area?......jk