Historically, fur prices follow oil prices. Higher oil prices means more foreign oil is being purchased, which means richer people overseas, which means more money to spend of luxury items. And since more of our fur goes to these foreign countries, fur prices go up.

This isn’t necessarily going to be the case, but historically, this is what has happened.

Sure could help see what happens with tariffs, fashions and the economy. Bottom line folks have to want the fur to wear, if fur is out of fashion good poor prices and little demand. We need Russia and China in the game and they still wear fur.

To many hound doggers here to trap coyotes and now with Thermal and infared you cant keep anything hidden

Unless there is a lot of action in the auction room on Tuesday, you guys are going to be disappointed in coyote prices at the FHA auction. Just saying……………

Hard to be disappointed when you're not expecting much. Anyone know what time the auction gets going tomorrow?

This year $1, $3, $5 was the price range here local shooters gave me 16 a few looked worth skinning some years all got glands removed and went to the dump lots of thin necks, rubs few mange ones. Some planes flying this year keeping the numbers down a bit.

Local Bosnian community is paying around $30 for easterns, for table fare.

8 AM eastern time.

That’s 7 AM in Minnesota

5 AM in north Idaho. Too dang early!?

Thank you Wissmiss. 7 ain't too bad but 5, not so much.

Last year when the auction was all on line bidding, the sale started at 7AM in North Bay.

That meant I had to be up and wide wake to start bidding at 4 AM. That was brutal!! My day was over about 1 PM my time.

wait one minute there JP...you stated you never trapped last year a couple of threads ago

those southern boys are going to wonder what loco weed you were harvesting out of your coyote hide......and they will probably want to know some marketing methods or tooking methods you were on.