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Hudson bay company and North west company
Jim Bridgers first job was a fur trapper in the Rocky Mountain Fur Company. He later became a guide.
it ended in 1876
No. The Mormons are a religious group who settled in the Rocky Mountain area around the same time as the fur trappers.
Mountain men
they were in search of beaver fur so they could sell it to the American Fur Company LOL <3
The Hudson's Bay Company of Canada created the world's largest fur business
Mountain Men were people who spent most of their time living in the Rocky Mountains and which later became known as mountain men. They used to hunt beavers for food and their fur. Over time, the mountain could no longer make a living by trapping because most of the beaver were killed. Many moved to Oregon and settled on farms. :) Hope it all helped!!Your Welcome
William Marshall Anderson has written: 'The Rocky Mountain journals of William Marshall Anderson' -- subject(s): Description and travel, Diaries, Fur trade, Fur traders, History
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Robert Campbell has written: 'A narrative of Colonel Robert Campbell's experiences in the Rocky Mountain fur trade from 1825 to 1835' -- subject(s): Description and travel, Fur trade, History, Travel
fur is bought buy several companies, rocky mountain fur, Hudson bay fur,etc. it is harvested by independent party's ( land owner, fur trapper, or hunters). trapping takes place in the winter when the fur is its thickest, cleaned dried and stretched. bought only in bulk and by weight. 3 category's; 1 not so good to 3 prime. then the fur is sold to a manufacturing companies to turn in to clothes. it all depends on the Russian economy too, Russia is the biggest fur market.