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The content also lists common defect categories and their implications for commercial value, plus pelt size designations such as X/S and quintuple/quadruple scales. A glossary of abbreviations explains terms like GD, SLT, DGD, GRSY, and T/S. 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Above average in quality, texture and pelt preparation, no defects.\u003Cbr>I: Prime pelt with well finished guard hair. Above average quality and texture.\u003Cbr>I-II: Average underfur and guard hair coverage.\u003Cbr>GOOD II: Slightly early pelt with poor underfur and incomplete guard hair coverage.\u003Cbr>II: Early or late pelt with incomplete guard hair and lacking underfur.\u003Cbr>III: Very early or late pelt with poor finish, little or no underfur, dark coloured leather. IV & V: Inferior pelt of little or no commercial value. |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| DEFECTS GD SLT (Good Slight): Good quality with small imperfections. SLT DGD (Slight Damaged): Good quality with larger imperfections. GD DGD (Good Damaged): Good quality with large imperfections. REG DGD (Regular Damaged): Average quality with large imperfections. BDLY DGD (Badly Damaged): Extensive damage, little or no value. Tainted: Area of pelt has rotted, little or no value.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>SIZES\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>5X Quintuple Extra Large 4X Quadruple Extra Large 3X: Triple Extra Large\u003Cbr>2X: Double Extra Large\u003Cbr>1X: Extra Large\u003Cbr>LG: Large\u003Cbr>LM: Large Medium\u003Cbr>M: Medium\u003Cbr>S: Small\u003Cbr>XS: Extra Small\u003Cbr>|  |  |  |  | \u003Cbr>ABBREVIATIONS\u003Cbr>GD: Good\u003Cbr>SLT: Slight\u003Cbr>BDLY: Badly\u003Cbr>RBD: Rubbed\u003Cbr>GRSY: Greasy\u003Cbr>S: Singed LT: Light\u003Cbr>RR: Red Rim\u003Cbr>BR: Brown\u003Cbr>ORD: Ordinary\u003Cbr>DGD: Damaged\u003Cbr>PT: Part\u003Cbr>STND: Stained\u003Cbr>HVY: Heavy\u003Cbr>SH: Straight Hair\u003Cbr>ASST: Assorted\u003Cbr>DK: Dark\u003Cbr>T/S: Ticks and Scars |\n| WEIGHTS | BEAVER | RACCOON | RED FOX | MARTEN |  |\n| Heavy (HVY) | prime, very dense underfur, shearable | long nap length, deep underfur | long nap, deep underfur | prime, very dense underfur |  |\n| Semi | dense underfur, suitable for | medium nap length, | medium nap length, | dense underfur |  |\n|  | short shear | medium underfur | medium underfur |  |  |\n| Light (LT) | lacks underfur, not ideal for shearing | short nap | short nap, low underfur | lacks underfur |  |\n\n4 TIP: When drying pelts, use a constant source of heat of 55º to 65ºF or 14º to 18ºC.","cbCaiksl0ofIkAKL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiksl0ofIkAKL","pdf",189445,"English","# Quality Grades (Excluding Muskrats)\n## Defects and Commercial Value Categories\n## Sizes\n## Abbreviations\n## Weights by Species\n## Drying Instructions","[{\"question\":\"What does \\\"Fully prime and complete guard hair coverage\\\" indicate?\",\"answer\":\"It indicates full, complete guard hair coverage with above-average quality, texture, and pelt preparation, with no defects.\"},{\"question\":\"How are defects like \\\"Slight Damaged\\\" or \\\"Badly Damaged\\\" classified?\",\"answer\":\"Defects are categorized by severity and remaining value, such as SLT DGD (Slight Damaged) for larger imperfections and BDLY DGD (Badly Damaged) for extensive damage with little or no value.\"},{\"question\":\"What heat range should be used when drying pelts?\",\"answer\":\"Use a constant heat source of 55º to 65ºF (14º to 18ºC).\"}]","gradingterm | PDF",1791839239]