First I can think of is stone cutters. Some of the old bridge abutments around here are just admirable. I never really seen one in disrepair, sometimes most of the bank is gone but they still stand. Nowadays they just rip rap limestone chunks around the prefab walls. Name some others you can think of.

Guys that understand and can fix knotters on small square hay balers. That is some voodoo stuff practiced by witch doctors. May not be 5 good ones left alive in the entire world.

LOL that made me think of those old sock knitters. Can you imagine making socks from scratch? Those machines are very intricate. I cant imagine socks being not cost effective enough to make your own.

Trapping

Net making comes to mind.

tool and die making

Gas welding

gill net making and repair

Yep, I sure dont know of any basket makers left either.

Driving Stick.

hound hunting without gadgets

I've made a few.

Hammering a nail.

Farming.

Gardening.

Shade tree mechanicing

Pouring a Babbit bearing. (I can and have.)
Shoe repair

Stayin' married til you're dead.

Bee lining to find a bee tree, then cutting it and collecting the honey. I went with my Grandfather and uncle back in the early 1960’s.

Good one. I haven't bought a nail in years. All screws for me. Less work than something nailed if you want to take it apart.

Learned how to do that from my grandfather on his old Ford baler.

Cursive writing

Starting a fire without matches etc..

putting up fur, tanning

Sewing, knitting, crochet etc..

Writing letters

my wife was a big knitter , there is actually a lot of knitting happening here in WIS at least.

my youngest knits , crochets and sews , a friends daughters all knit.
places offering classes , yarn shops , sheep and wool festival is huge and takes place in September here in southern WI

she followed a lot of hand dye wool artists and there are a fair number of knitting shows around the country.