Bow holder

A bow holder for holding an archer's bow, the bow holder comprising,

• a bow engaging portion comprising an endless loop of strap material, the endless loop being sized for interiorly receiving an end portion of the archer's bow, and
• a leg engaging portion comprising
• a first leg engaging strap
• a second leg engaging strap
• a fastener for selectively coupling the first and second leg engaging strap to form an endless leg engaging loop for interiorly receiving the archer's leg.

A bow holder for holding an archer's bow wherein the bow includes a curvilinear frame having a first end portion, a second end portion and a bow string extending generally between the first end portion and second end portion, the bow holder comprising

• a strap including a first end portion, a second end portion, a middle portion, a first surface and a second surface.
• a swatch of hook fastener material attached to the first surface and extending at least three inches along the first end portion.
• a swatch of loop fastener material attached to the second surface and extending at least three inches along the second end portion.
• a fixed coupling member for fixedly coupling a first area of the middle portion to a second area of the middle portion to form an endless bow engaging loop, the loop being sized for interiorly receiving between about three to twelve inches of the second end portion of the bow frame, and that portion of the bow string generally co-extensive therewith,
• the swatch of hook fastener material of the first end portion of the strap being selectively engageable with the loop fastener material of the second end portion of the strap to form, when engaged, an endless loop leg receiving portion having a circumference of between about ten and thirty inches for interiorly receiving a leg of the archer, whereby the reception of the end portion of the bow in the bow receiving portion, and the reception of the archer in the leg receiving portion supports the bow in a shooting-ready position adjacent the archer's leg without requiring any further stabilization by the archer of the first end portion of the bow frame.