To the great mass of the general public fur farming is still, as it were, something of a far, half-rumored country upon whose bourne the proverbial tired pedestrian seldom touches. As a people, whether intensively or extensively, (and I am speaking particularly of Canadians and Americans) we haven't as yet cultivated the habit of turning up the lamp after coffee and liquers, to seek out some of the things so common to us all, in everyday life. Nature, after all, is the medium of being, thinking, acting, working—and this brings us down to one of nature's truest vocations originally controlling our food and our covering, our finances; and now all combined.

Whenever and wherever one gathers in the interests of fur farming, one hears the question: "Is the raising of muskrats a feasible proposition and can the business be made to pay?"

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