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- Industry
- March 1, 2016
It’s hardly a surprise that entrepreneur Brenda Dragon is turning to her roots to start up a new business in the fur industry.
READ MOREIt’s hardly a surprise that entrepreneur Brenda Dragon is turning to her roots to start up a new business in the fur industry.
READ MORESurrounded by local elders, Ontario farm boy, hunter-trapper-angler and biologist Phillippe Thomas stands in a party tent in a remote Northern community and turns another muskrat inside out.
READ MOREThe trapper instructor’s deft movements were watched carefully by a quiet group of about 20 onlookers as he swiftly nailed the oval outer trim of a freshly skinned beaver pelt to a flat board, prepping it to dry and sell.
READ MOREThe winning moment in the Fur Harvesters NWT series comes in the final episode when Andrew Stanley talks up the joys of cycling through Helsinki and connects his experience in the bush with the world of international trade and fashion.
READ MOREFort Smith’s Jane Dragon has been collecting wild furs from across the NWT for the past 20 years and this spring finally reached her goal of a complete collection.
READ MOREWild martens trapped in the NWT were the star of an international fur action in Finland last month, fetching the top overall price, along with wild lynx, wolf and wolverine.
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