The Iroquois men also organized in a cooperative fashion. The men acted collectively during military actions. The other jobs of men, such as hunting and fishing, also involved cooperative elements. The men more often organized as a whole village rather than as a clan. The men organized hunting parties where they used extensive cooperation to kill a large amount of game. One firsthand account told of a hunting party that built a large brush fence in a forest to form a "V". The hunters set a fire across from the open side of the "V", forcing the animals to run towards the point where the hunters awaited them. They could kill one hundred deer at a time by such a plan.