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US 12,685,305 B2Granted
Extendable hunting stand with movable platform
AssigneeJoseph Albert Price
InventorJoseph Albert Price
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Abstract
An extendable hunting stand includes a post assembly and a platform assembly. The post assembly includes multiple posts, and includes an outer post having an upper end defining an opening, an inner post telescopically arranged within the outer post. The inner post is configured to extend through the opening at the upper end of the outer post. The platform assembly is movable between a lower end and an upper end of the inner post. A lifting assembly automatically moves the platform assembly along the inner post between the lower end and the upper end of the inner post.
Claims15
An extendable hunting stand, comprising:
- a post assembly comprising a plurality of posts, wherein the plurality of posts are telescopic such that a height of the post assembly is adjustable in a longitudinal direction, wherein an inner post of the plurality of posts comprises an extension with one or more wheels arranged thereon, and wherein the one or more wheels are configured to move along an interior surface of an outer post of the plurality of posts;
- a plurality of steps arranged on a post of the post assembly, wherein each of the plurality of steps comprises a mounting plate secured to the outer post, and a foldable platform;
- a platform assembly, comprising:
- a platform base movably coupled to the post assembly;
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- a platform connected to the platform base and configured to support a hunter;
- a lifting assembly configured to automatically move the platform assembly along a longitudinal axis of the post assembly, wherein the lifting assembly comprises a motor housing comprising an electric motor and a battery;
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- a securement device configured to secure the post assembly to a tree, the securement device comprising:
- a support extending outward from the outer post, wherein a length of the support is adjustable;
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- a strap coupled to the support and configured to wrap around the tree.
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