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Sharing is an important part of the Inuit culture .
The Life of an Inuit use to be centered around hunting and gathering. They were nomads following the source of food. In the spring, Inuit headed for the rivers along the coast where they'd fish for arctic char and hunt migrating birds. When spring harvesting was done, Inuit would travel inland to caribou crossing and hunt them by kayak and bow and arrow. The places were carefully chosen and surveyed to ensure a good hunt.