Fur trapping is the practice of capturing wild animals for their fur, which is often used in clothing and accessories. Trappers use various methods, such as traps and snares, to catch animals like beavers, minks, and foxes. The process requires knowledge of animal behavior and local regulations to ensure it is done legally and ethically. The fur trapping industry has a long history and plays a role in wildlife management. It can help control animal populations and provide income for some communities. However, it also raises concerns about animal welfare and environmental impact, leading to ongoing debates about its practices and regulations.