I remember hearing some rumblings about this but it looks more promising now.

Is this the same swindler/snake oil peddler that
did shady dealings & defrauded trappers
a few years back ?

That facebook post is from 2021, has there been an update or?

Sorry I saw June 1st and thought it was from today.

What’s it called ?

The plan outlined in that FB post has been tried before, several times in fact.

The person that posted that is totally clueless as to what it would take to start and run such an organization.

Ain’t gonna happen!!!

The End.

Yes! a couple of Hillbillies will never have the resources for such an undertaking.

Come on....................free pick up and lower commissions.............what could go wrong?

You need to hire a good organizer at the outset.
Wissmiss-you ready to make some money as a consultant?

It would take some people who REALLY knew what they were doing, alright.

Yes

Matt Jones has had a thing for a good little bit. Private fb page invite only. Mr. Dale is good people, been putting out a lot of good info ,fun guy to talk to, hope this works out well

great idea and i would support it but the major problem with this idea is the demand for fur( there is none)....you create a demand for your product the rest will be easy.

June 1st 2021 post

Two years ago

Seems to be dead in the water

it always will be dead in the water untill the demand problem is solved

Will it be?

And would they have the facilities to properly store large amounts of unsold fur for a few years?

Lower commission on a $2 coon and $5 coyote ain't going to do much for me. As stated demand is the issue. Demand is what put most of the buyers out of business.

Capitalism doesn't work by trying the failed models over again. We are going to have to face the fact that the wild fur market is all but over. Many factors contributed to the demise, i.e., cultural attitudes, synthetic fabrics that are just as warm with less weight, industry capitulation to wokeness, etc. This is a shame as trapping for some fur bearers are the best means of species management. I trap much less now but tan everything I catch and either sell them or give them away to people that still appreciate the beauty of wild fur.

It's fashion. It can change with the wind. Look what Canada goose did recently for the coyote market until they chose to go woke. The customers where wanting and buying fur, it was the company management that went woke not their consumers. Environmentally friendly and renewable is a perfect opportunity. Out of curiosity have you ever wore fur. I bought a fur coat last year for setting in the deer stand. My boys laughed at me but before season was over with and the Temps started getting colder they were fighter over who got to wear it each hunt.