“For what and for whom this manual was written. I like to watch various videos about city dwellers who have moved to the countryside for permanent residence. I do not touch on the reasons that prompted them to do this, they are different, but I understand their general desire to leave the city. Impressed by their determination, determination and resilience in surviving in new conditions. There are a lot of people who want to work in the city and live outside the city, but very few people have realized it. It is for them that this manual was written. I want to warn you - I am not teaching anyone, I am only presenting my experience and the information that will allow furriers - handicraftsmen to avoid many of the mistakes that I have made. In general, furriery is a rewarding business, but if you raised a fur-bearing animal, skinned it and sold it, you keep a smaller part of the earnings for yourself. The one who makes the skin earns more. Even more is the one who cuts and sews the product, and even more is the one who sells. Considering that this business can be done in winter and even better in winter, it makes sense to perform all these operations. But they all need to be mechanized. Otherwise, you will spend a lot of work, time, and the quality of the fur will be low, and you will not earn anything. I did this from 1975 to 2000 and went through everything myself ... "