Fishing and hunting, two activities that were performed essentially by men, were secondary means of subsistence. The Iroquoians fished mainly in the spring and the fall, when many people in the villages travelled to the preferred fishing spots.  
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Fishing and hunting, two activities that were performed essentially by men, were secondary means of subsistence. The Iroquoians fished mainly in the spring and the fall, when many people in the villages travelled to the preferred fishing spots.
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