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Thompson fur table 2018

Posted By: Northof50

Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/14/18 05:43 AM

Who is up there this Friday 14 Dec 2018 or Saturday ?
It would be interesting to see what some of the prices are?
Posted By: scootermac

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/14/18 02:56 PM

Ill be heading there for both days and dropping my furs off to NAFA.
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/14/18 04:11 PM

Say Hello to Mary S. who is there this year.

Is anyone in the Fur table in Prince Albert Saskatchewan this year ? Lotsof Mink...... that table brings in a lot more 3xl heavys than Thompson so the values are more in line
Posted By: scootermac

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/15/18 12:56 AM

$60 cash for marten
Posted By: alaska viking

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/15/18 01:48 AM

Nose count?
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/15/18 06:59 AM

When the sales wrap up one Saturday, the averages paid or advanced are usually out Sunday of work Monday.
The key factor is amount of trappers and fur brought in for a barameter effect
Posted By: gibb

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/15/18 01:52 PM

Each bundle of fur is inspected by the buyers and auction houses at the sale and the trapper gets to decide what offer he wants to go with. The buyers offer a cash price for all the goods offered, the auction houses make an advance offer on the spot and then ship the goods to auction.
Not the fastest process but one that works for the trapper.
If the advance is to high from the auction houses the trapper will sometimes switch auction houses to avoid the advance from last year.
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/15/18 04:56 PM

A lot of effort goes into this from the Manitoba Trappers Association. A part of the grant comes from Manitoba Hydro (electrical company) to hold this event. The MTA also bring up a lot of trap supplies so they get a bargain in shipping.
Interesting that they require 4 buyers there and they have to be Manitoba resident to hold a fur buyers licence. Some years it has been a challenge to get there with 4 buyers.
(posted on the other thread...which would get lost many pages back in time)
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/18/18 12:02 AM

Another season with money for Christmas for those northern people.
170 plus trappers, over 3000,000$ went into the community. The lynx numbers are away up...not many kittens mmmm. Nothing like the number when the 1000 $ day in numbers of past.
the artic fox numbers from last year are away down this year.

Saw some very well prepared mink that would win any competition anywhere.
Many were sold outside the event so even more marten were around,

PA sale was over in two hours , very poor turn-out this year in Saskatchewan
Posted By: Boco

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/18/18 12:38 AM

Did you catch the price on mink
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/18/18 12:54 AM

Mink prices ..NO -maybe tomorrow, bio is off a day or two......hard water fishing might meet him on the ice.
The mink was just done perfectly for anyone who had to grade it, not a bite on the pelage, form perfect, you could grade and colour without pealing the legs back, perfect leather colour( some frost drying) legs tucked in and perfectly matched.
Waboden Mb area... there was a dozen

Looks like the mink from your region Boco
Posted By: wy.wolfer

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/18/18 04:48 PM

Sounds like a $45 USD. average on these, usually 1/2 heavy and 1/2 semi at Thompson.
Posted By: scootermac

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/19/18 02:59 AM

The amount of fur and prices at the sale [Linked Image]
Posted By: alaska viking

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/19/18 04:59 AM

21 wolverine, with a $150.00 average? That's pathetic.
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/19/18 03:34 PM

it's all in presentation.. some poorly non taxi prep animals
A lot go to auction so only the advances are given as the price (60%)...........so take it what it is worth
Posted By: gibb

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/19/18 05:01 PM

Plus the prices are in Canadian dollars.
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/22/18 01:23 AM

The good coloured and pattern wolverine stay in the community caught in and used locally.


1.34 Can = 1 USD at this time
Posted By: alaska viking

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 12/22/18 02:32 AM

Well, if the marten harvest this year is reflection of mine, prices are going to go through the roof!
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 10/27/19 03:26 AM

With no NAFA collecting it is going to be interesting to see if the Thompson table will go off in 2019.
Sorry I had to bring this up, but it means a lot for northern communities with the Xmas cash flow.
Posted By: wy.wolfer

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 11/07/19 12:02 AM

With Bruno bowing out this year, will it be an auction?
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 11/07/19 12:22 AM

It is not an auction but the buyers write down what the offer are and give the slip back to the individual. Records are kept of sales and tallied up I the end.
Furs sent through consignment to the auctions are valued what the best offer was, quite a few take an advancement and pay interest from that day till sold....
Some have burnt bridges so the only remaining auction house they may owe from 10 years back.....ouch-e-wawaaa ( advance 70 sold 50 = just a little interest own for 10 years @ 24%)
and you thought credit card interest was high

You will have to contact Bruno directly what he is doing.( Thompson# 411 Bruno De Casco)
Posted By: scootermac

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 11/09/19 01:16 AM

Bruno is not buying this year but GWF is coming to Thompson
Posted By: Northof50

Re: Thompson fur table 2018 - 11/09/19 01:19 AM

https://trapperman.com/forum/attachments/usergals/2019/11/full-50495-22666-dave_bewick_1.jpg


Bruno says this every year.... but guess who walks through the door wearing his full length otter coat 5 minutes after opening.

Scooter you beat me by 10 seconds.
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