Wild Fur

Wild fur represents about 15-20% of the world’s trade in fur. Most of the world’s wild furs come from Canada, Russia and USA. The majority of wild species used by the fur trade are not taken specifically for their fur and food but as part of wildlife management program, regulated by governments under the advice and supervision of wildlife biologists. These are mainly related to the number control of animal in wild, public safety (predict flooding & protect natural habitat or other property), for environmental & wildlife monitoring, and disease control.