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That makes sense. Sounds very much the same as deer. ThanksI'd say that it depends on the situation, but it never hurts to be scent-conscious because moose have am extremely well developed olfactory system.
I bet I've bumped a lot of moose that were downwind when I'm stalking in the woods, based on recent beds and fresh pellets I've observed. Bedded moose pirmarily rely on scent and hearing for their safety in this scenario. Scent management is especially important during pre- and post-rut hunting.
However, I've also called in rutting bulls that circled to downwind and still kept coming in until they were within sight diatamce, because of my cow calls and raking. A rutting bull or cow in heat that is blinded by lust will often ignore scent and visual cues.
Thanks. That makes sense.They have a very good nose. Pay attention to the wind. Don't worry about scent control products. Scent free clothing soap helps but if you're breaking a sweat hiking then they'll smell you if they're downwind.