Why did the runner of the woods like New France better?

The runner of the woods, or "coureurs des bois," preferred New France due to its abundant Natural Resources and the freedom it offered compared to the rigid social structures of Europe. They enjoyed the vast wilderness, which allowed for a lifestyle centered around fur trading and exploration. Additionally, the relationships they developed with Indigenous peoples enhanced their experiences and facilitated trade, making New France a more appealing environment for their adventurous spirits.