Kayaks were also used to hunt belugas, which are found in northern Canada during their annual migration. Once very abundant from Ungava Bay to James Bay, belugas supplied large quantities of meat and fat. The Inuit also hunted caribou, mainly at the end of the summer, during the annual migration. The whole family participated in the hunt, with the women and children driving the animals towards the places where the hunters waited, hidden from view.  
|
