NWT Furs Sell for High Prices at Ontario Auction

NWT Furs Sell for High Prices at Ontario Auction

Ontario fur traders experienced extreme success at an auction in Northern Ontario, with a plethora of North American Wild Fur (NWT) offerings commanding high prices.

The auction, held at the Northern Ontario Fur Exchange in Thunder Bay, featured a wide range of NWT products, including beaver, marten, fisher, mink, otter, and muskrat. A considerable number of bidders were in attendance, demonstrating the considerable demand for NWT fur in the province.

The auction saw a number of NWT items fetching record-breaking prices, with beaver pelts selling for a high of $48.80, while marten fetched a maximum of $25.20. Similarly, fisher pelts went for a maximum of $60, mink sold for a maximum of $33, otter for $65.20, and muskrat for $7.20.

Overall, the auction was an unequivocal success, with the exceptional prices achieved highlighting the high demand for NWT fur in Ontario. The auctioneers noted that, despite the considerable prices, buyers were pleased with the quality and quantity of the fur on offer, resulting in a large number of sales.

The auction provided a testament to the enduring popularity of NWT fur in Ontario, with traders indicating that they were confident the demand will remain high in the future, particularly in light of the rising prices.

Overall, the Northern Ontario Fur Exchange auction was a resounding success, with high demand and high prices indicating a strong future for NWT fur in the province.