The Woodland Cree have a legend about a great hunter named Chakapas. The legend talks about how Chakapas trapped the moon so that it did not shine anymore. Since the brightness of the moon was gone, the Indians had problems with traveling between seasons because they could not see as easily.
In the Woodland Cree tradition, there is a story about a master hunter called Chakapas who captured the moon, causing darkness and making it hard for the Indians to move from one season to another because they couldn't see well in the dark.