How long do moose avoid an area after a kill?

[meesemoot]

Hi all,
Been lurking on this site for a while; lots of great stories and information! Hope I can contribute something.
I ask the question in the title because I have been watching an area that looks promising, and was making a treestand on Saturday, when I ran out of daylight. Did some thrashing and bull calls before leaving to see if there would be any new tracks when I returned on Sunday, and when I did return there was a gut pile right where I had been calling, to my extreme dismay. Obviously, I had made some road hunter's day!
So, what should I do; I'm pretty sure there are more moose in the area, but will they give the kill area a wide berth for long or ???
Bowhunting season opens tomorrow here.

[todbartell]

shouldnt bother them much if at all

[Steeleco]

Can't speak to moose exactly, but a few season back my buddy took a real nice deer up the Coq. Exactly 24hrs later, on the same trail within yards of the gut pile, I shot the second deer in the group.

[quackquackbang]

shouldnt bother them much if at all

X2! wont bother them!

[meesemoot]

Thanks! That gives me enough confidence to go back there if I need it!

[moosecaller]

Ditto on won't bother them shot 2 moose 14 hours apart and 20 yards apart, the second one walked over the gut pile to get to my call.

[MidnightRun]

The twin to the immy I shot last week returned to within 50 yds of the kill site 5 hours later.

[ALPINE]

The pile will not even bother them.

[jasper]

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[MRoy10]

As said by the others i have seen many moose come in some times within hours of a kill and walk the same path but bears do seem to love the gut piles wonder why????

[.308win]

Keep calling!!! Ders Moose in dem der hills!!!! If there's another one around he'll come out for ya!!! Good luck!!

Perry