Hunting and gathering during the winter,fishing in the fall,tapping maple syrup in the spring,and harvesting wild rice in the summer led to a highly nomadic lifestyle for the Woodlands Ojibwa.

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The Woodlands Ojibwa did move seasonally to exploit different resources, but their lifestyle was not highly nomadic in the sense of constant, unpredictable movement. They followed a predictable, annual cycle of activities based on the seasons, which included hunting, fishing, tapping maple syrup, and harvesting wild rice, indicating a semi-nomadic or seasonal pattern rather than a highly nomadic lifestyle.

Hunting and Gathering During the Winter,fishing in the Fall,tapping Maple