Programmable Animal Lure Aerosol Dispenser
OwnerDavid Olmsteadinventor
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Abstract
A deer lure dispensing apparatus and method of use including a programmable dispensing system for effecting automatic dispersal of the lure. The hunter or other user programs a predetermined schedule for dispensing lure such as deer urine. Once the programmable, automatic animal lure dispensing unit is placed in the field, no human intervention is needed to effect the scheduled dispersals of lure.
Claims28
A method of attracting game animals using a programmable lure dispensing unit comprising a programmable microprocessor, a pressurized aerosol container containing game animal lure, and an actuation system by which the aerosol container is actuated to dispense the game animal lure, the method comprising:
- (a) selectably scheduling a game animal lure dispensing schedule in the programmable microprocessor;
- (b) placing the programmable lure dispensing unit, including the pressurized aerosol container containing game animal lure, in the field;
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- (c) energizing the programmable lure dispensing unit to begin the game animal lure dispensing schedule, including dispensing the game animal lure, at predetermined times.
An apparatus for attracting game animals comprising:
- (a) a programmable microprocessor;
- (b) an aerosol container including a nozzle from which contents of the aerosol container may be dispensed;
- (c) game animal lure contained in the aerosol container and dispensable therefrom;
- (d) a source of energy;
- (e) an actuator for actuating the aerosol container nozzle;
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- (f) a selectable schedule, entered into the programmable microprocessor, on which to dispense the game animal lure from the aerosol container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.