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The Apache Indians practiced both hunting and gathering as part of their subsistence strategies. They hunted various animals, such as deer, rabbits, and smaller game, while also foraging for wild plants, fruits, nuts, and roots. This combination allowed them to adapt to their diverse environments across the southwestern United States. Their practices varied depending on the specific Apache group and the resources available in their region.

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