The Hunter's Moon is the full moon that occurs in October, following the Harvest Moon. Traditionally, it was a time for hunters to prepare for winter by tracking and hunting game, as animals were often fattened and easier to find. This moon provided extra light during the evenings, making it easier to hunt. The name "Hunter's Moon" has roots in various cultures, particularly among Native American tribes. It signifies the change of seasons and the preparation for the colder months ahead. The moon's bright glow has been celebrated in folklore and is a reminder of the natural cycles of life.