Moose scents

[johndeere540]

Just curious does anyone know of any moose scents that are made? I mean like there are doe in heat scents and so on but I can't say I have ever seen any cow in heat scents.

[MaineHuntah]

Cabelas sells one and they actually make a Moose Bomb ( I bought it last year and never used it). However I'm not sure if these are cow or bull scents.

[johndeere540]

Thanks hunta, I guide every fall and was looking to experiment a little to maybe find something that may keep a bull hanging in the area for a couple extra days as you know that during the rut they can move quite a bit. I was thinking trying something with a scent dripper like they do whitetails. Just a Thought.

[St.Croix]

likewise, I bought a moose bomb but never had an opportunity to use it. I'd imagine it would work in conjunction with some calling

[fly-in]

I want to try those smoke stick things.
Like it was said the moose move so much, maybe these will draw them in and keep them in the area a little longer, and scents would work better on a windy day, unlike calling.

Next year I'll try something different.

[johndeere540]

I want to try those smoke stick things.
Like it was said the moose move so much, maybe these will draw them in and keep them in the area a little longer, and scents would work better on a windy day, unlike calling.

Next year I'll try something different.

We come down to scent again here. When calling I have found if you use the wind in your advantage for scent the calling the moose will still here the horn. I just thought if I could set up a mock scrape or something similar it might keep a bull interested enough to hang around. Again just a thought and an idea. Don't know if it would work but would be willing to give it a try.

[JBC]

Try this link, its a 2007 catalogue. Moose pages 9 to 13. Apparently the main push died so they may be out of business.

http://www.buckexpert.com/languages/enproducts.html

http://www.buckexpert.com/languages/english.html

But this site is selling some of their products.

http://www.huntmdown.com/BuckExpertBearLure.html

Also check out Dave Kelso: http://www.davidkelso.com/

He used to be associated with Buck Expert Research Center and now lives in Fort Kent, Maine.