down the wind

He saw the deer coming slowly along the trail, down wind and unsuspecting.

We had come up to their camp from down wind so the horses wouldn't get wind of us.

For instance, when he lies down he invariably does so with his head down wind.

As they circled, each looking for an advantage, there came a sudden, terrific crashing sound in the jungle down wind from them.

Out across the plain, down wind from Nu, another silent figure moved stealthily toward the ranch.

It was perhaps three or four miles away, down wind and to the west of them, heading on a course roughly parallel with their own.

Landing down wind is a silly thing to do.

In an eddying cloud of dust and ash the Bird headed south, down wind.

He was hitting huge distances down wind but his shots to the green failed to bite and often rolled on into the rough beyond.