Trapper (noun)

1. A person who sets traps to catch animals, especially for their fur.
2. A person who maintains or sets traps in order to catch or kill animals, rodents or birds.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from obsolete trap "catch, snare" (of unknown origin).

Examples:

1. The trapper set his traps in the woods.
2. He was a skilled trapper who could catch anything.
3. The trapper caught a fox in his trap.
4. The trapper's job is to catch animals for their fur.
5. The trapper was able to catch a beaver in his trap.