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10th January 11, 06:41 AM
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 Originally Posted by xman
Their fur is exceptionally soft and warm even among other water mammals. My country was built on the beaver fur trade as much as anything else. They're strong too. They haul those timbers away themselves.
How long are those teeth? Could you scrimshaw them?
Does wearing a beaver sporran carry any ... connotations?
It's amazing just how much of the US was settled due to the fur trade (specifically Beaver). I know much of the Great Lakes region was originally settled (and fortified) for these reasons.
And what does a beaver fur sporran say about you? Why, that you love a plush, rich, and above all else, water resistant pelt, of course!
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