Trappers are individuals who catch animals for their fur, meat, or other resources. They often work in remote areas, using various methods such as traps, snares, or hunting. Trapping has been a traditional practice for centuries, providing materials for clothing and tools. In many regions, trappers must follow specific regulations to ensure sustainable practices and protect wildlife populations. They may target animals like beavers, minks, or foxes, and their work can contribute to local economies, especially in rural areas where fur trading is still prevalent.