Fur Country

This documentary takes viewers to Moose Factory, a significant location in Canada’s fur trade. The film follows George McLeod as he travels to his trap lines, showcasing the harsh realities of trapping mink and beaver in bitter cold conditions. The process of skinning the animals and preparing the pelts is depicted with skill and precision.

Back at Moose Factory, McLeod interacts with the Hudson's Bay trader to sell his furs, highlighting the economic aspects of the fur trade. Fur Country provides a unique perspective on Indigenous practices and the historical significance of the fur trade in Canada, making it a notable piece for those interested in documentary cinema and cultural history.