The hunters encountered three wolves with bags around their necks containing summer's warmth, light, and fresh water. When the wolves refused to give up the bags, the hunters tricked them into a feast to steal the bags. However, the wolves did not have the bags. The hunters followed the wolves home and fought the guarding wolves, managing to grab the bags before one hunter died. Unleashing the bags brought summer to the land for the first time, ending the perpetual winter.
The hunters encountered three wolves with bags around their necks containing summer's warmth, light, and fresh water. When the wolves refused to give up the bags, the hunters tricked them into a feast to steal the bags. However, the wolves did not have the bags. The hunters followed the wolves home and fought the guarding wolves, managing to grab the bags before one hunter died. Unleashing the bags brought summer to the land for the first time, ending the perpetual winter.
The hunters encountered three wolves with bags around their necks containing summer's warmth, light, and fresh water. When the wolves refused to give up the bags, the hunters tricked them into a feast to steal the bags. However, the wolves did not have the bags. The hunters followed the wolves home and fought the guarding wolves, managing to grab the bags before one hunter died. Unleashing the bags brought summer to the land for the first time, ending the perpetual winter.
autumn, no summer heat or spring, only freezing winter, the natives had to endure winter for the entire twelve months of the year. One day when it was snowing couple of men went to go hunting but it was freezing cold, so they decided to go back to the village and saw three wolfs with different fur colors. The oldest wolf had a beautiful gray silver colored coat, the youngest one had pure white fur almost like snow. The last one in the middle of the three wolves is the one with black as night fur. With a bag around its neck. The hunters were very curious and asked the wolf what was in the bag around its neck. The oldest one howled and reapplied reply that he had a sack filled with the abundance of summer's warmth. The middle one continued what the oldest wolf said and said he had the sack with that has the summer’s lights, and the youngest wolf had the fresh water. The hunters wanted the sack and offered to trade, but the wolves would not part with their sacks. The hunters begged the wolves, but still they refused to give up their sacks. When they saw that it was useless to argue any longer, they decided to return to their people and think of some plan to take away the coveted sacks. The chief heard the entire story and called his people together to arrive at a plan of how to take the sacks away from the reluctant wolves. They decided to lure the wolves to a great feast, fill them with go fresh caribou, moose and fish meat, and when they were sleeping steal the sacks. A tempting feast of fresh moose and caribou was prepared. The hunters searched for the wolves and located them. They asked the wolves to attend the feast in his honor and the wolves readily accepted. The three wolves arrived in the evening, but they did not have the sack around their necks. Although disappointed, the people served the big feast anyway. The three wolves devoured their fill and fell asleep. The chief was frustrated and wanted the three sacks. He ordered four of the village's skilled hunters to follow the wolves' home and steal the three sacks by any means. The next morning the three wolves with their belly fill bid the chief and his people farewell. The four hunters followed closely behind the wolves for about an hour when they came up to a large cave where the wolves lived. Peering inside, they spotted the three sacks laying upon the cave floor with two brown wolves guarding it. The hunters were very courageous, and they sprang into the cave to demand the two brown wolves to give three sacks to unleash summer. A fierce fight killed three of the hunters and mortally wounded the fourth, but before he died, he grabbed the three sacks and unleashed the abundance of warmth and light and fresh. Instantly, the air became warm, and the sky filled with bright sunlight. The snow melted into rivers and lakes that contained fresh water. The hills and valleys were covered with trees, flowers, and bushes. Strange birds flew in great numbers and built nests and streams filled with fish. Every year since that time, Summer has come to the Dene.