The Inuit people allow normal hunting that does not disturb the survival of the herds. The Inuit have used this principle for centuries successfully and their record of achievement speaks for itself. Recent trends of overhunting found typically in Southern climates are definitely not part of Inuit tradition or culture. Meat that is eaten is shared among the people and the sled dogs.
Dogs also get bones.
Use all parts of the animals that can possibly be used The Inuit communities do not support hunters who hunt animals without needing them for food. What happens to hunted animals Inuit use as many body parts as possible of all hunted animals. Inuit tend to share the catch. Sharing one fish is impractical, but sharing caribou is standard. Sample of a skin getting prepared.