D5: Fur Sale Results

Posted on February 22, 2019

Results from February 10, 2019

SpeciesQtyAverageTotal
Red Fox18$10.99$197.82
Gray Fox19$20.63$391.97
Coyote16$7.78124.48
Raccoon68$2.43$165.24
Opossum18$0.86$15.48
Skunk8$7.03$56.24
Muskrat101$3.77$380.77
Male Mink8$6.97$55.76
Female Mink6$3.54$21.24
Beaver8$9.56$76.48
Otter2$35.00$70.00
$1,555.48

D9: Fur Sale Results

Posted on February 9, 2019

6-BUYERS  28-SELLERS

PELTS –        TOTAL            AVERAGE                HIGH

RED FOX        85                $   8.14                    $ 20.00

GRAY FOX      41                   13.30                       18.00

COYOTE         56                   21.05                       30.00

RACCOON    137                    3.95                         7.00

BEAVER         60                   10.50                        18.00

MUSKRAT       82                    2.86                          3.75

MINK                5                     7.60                        10.00

BOBCAT           8                   46.00                        85.00

OPOSSUM      34                    1.60                          2.00

FISHER            1                    38.00                       38.00

SKUNK             5                      9.40                       12.50

CASTOR                                                               153.00

D10 Fur Sale Results

Posted on February 9, 2019

As most of you know we had our fur sale on Jan. 19th. Attached are the results.  George Munniksma was our only buyer, so it was more of a walk up sale. The threat of bad weather, and the current market did not help us. However, George did a real nice job spreading some knowledge about fur grading and what he looks for with each trapper, so that information will be very valuable if the market ever rebounds.

Thank you to all who came out to share some stories and have some breakfast.

Next year’s sale will be January 18th, 2020.

2019 Results
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Mange Samples for Study

Posted on February 9, 2019

The Veterinary Entomology Lab at Penn State is still collecting samples from coyotes and foxes with mange in North Central PA. If you or someone you know traps a canid with mange please contact Hannah Greenberg at hsg14@psu.edu. We will meet you to pick up samples, all you need to do is contact us! Send a direct message for more details. Thank you to everyone that’s helped so far! Penn State Veterinary Entomology Laboratory

February Photo Roundup

Posted on February 9, 2019

Photos from:

  • D10 Fur Auction
  • D4 Fur Auction
  • Great American Outdoor Show
  • And more…