I suppose I should have expounded a little more on my opinion. I went to Newfoundland in 2011 and hunted with Rays. Our hunting started on October 17th. The rut was completely over and stalking is very tough. Rays areas are mostly in the mountains which and consist of rocks or bogs. The bogs can wear you down pretty quick and I personally fell twice the first day from walking in the rocks. There are rocks everywhere from baseball size to as big as a van.
If someone tells you moose are dumb, don't believe it. We glassed moose a half to a mile away and they would be looking right back at us. After a short time they would turn and run into cover. I saw over 60 moose over the 6 days and finally was able to stalk within 35 yards of a cow. She was in very thick cover and the wind gave me away before I could get an open shot. The wind blows incessantly and is somewhat fickle.
There was 8 hunters in camp, 5 trad hunters, 1 compound shooter, and 2 rifle hunters. One recurve shooter killed a bull at 38 yards, the wheely shooter killed his at 52 yards. These 2 were the only moose killed. One of the rifle hunters missed in his opportunity. The other never fired a shot.
As I said earlier, if you are hunting with a bow, only go when the rut is on. If you have more questions about Rays, shoot me an email and I will help all I can.