furbearer
/ˈfɜrbɛrɪr/Definitions
1. noun
An animal that has fur or has fur-producing glands, especially one that is hunted for its fur.
“The state’s wildlife management agency designated several species as furbearers, regulating their hunting and trade.”
2. verb
To obtain or collect the fur of (an animal), especially for commercial purposes.
“The trappers furbear the beavers and sell the pelts to a local furrier.”