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US 2003/0152501 A1Published application
Enclosure for imparting scent to for hunting apparel
OwnerRick Byrd, Bruce Coodyinventors
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Abstract
The present invention provides an enclosure for storing hunting apparel while imparting either a natural or artificial scent to the stored hunting apparel to mask the human scent, thereby improving the hunting of big game animals. The container has an apparel storage compartment and a scent source storage compartment. The container may be comprised of a rigid portable enclosure, a non-rigid portable enclosure, or a cabinet.
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A portable container for storing hunting apparel comprising:
- (a) an enclosure comprising a top, bottom, and side walls;
- (b) one or more apparel storage compartments formed therein;
- (c) one or more scent source storage compartments formed therein in fluid communication with the one or more apparel compartments, and
- (d) a heat source, wherein the increased temperature from the heat source increases the concentration of the scent in the air surrounding the apparel and wherein scent emanating from the one or more scent source compartments permeates apparel in the one or more apparel compartments.
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A portable non-rigid baglike container for scenting hunting apparel comprising
- (a) a non-rigid container have a top, bottom, and sidewalls;
- (b) one or more apparel storage compartments formed therein;
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- (c) one or more scent source storage compartments formed therein in fluid communication with the one or more apparel compartments, and
- (d) a heat source, wherein the increased temperature from the heat source increases the concentration of the scent in the air surrounding the apparel and wherein scent emanating from the one or more scent source compartments permeates apparel in the one or more apparel compartments.
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A cabinet for storing hunting apparel comprising:
- (a) a cabinet having a top, bottom, sidewalls, back, and front;
- (b) one or more apparel storage compartments formed therein;
- (c) one or more scent source storage compartments formed therein in fluid communication with the one or more apparel compartments, and
- (d) a heat source, wherein the increased temperature from the heat source increases the concentration of the scent in the air surrounding the apparel and wherein scent emanating from the one or more scent source compartments permeates apparel in the one or more apparel compartments.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.