Hunting and Trapping
Great Lakes Indian people depended on the food secured by hunting and trapping, and these foods formed a considerable part of their diet.
Deer and moose were hunted as well as several kinds of fox -- red, the black, and silver gray. Timber wolves, a large prairie wolf, and a smaller prairie wolf that was not considered very good eating were also hunted. The bear was not killed without a special ceremony and apology, for this animal was greatly revered.

