Tree mounted archery bow holder
OwnerRobert J. Feckoinventor
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Abstract
An archery bow holder removably supports an archery bow in an upright position in front of a hunter located in a tree stand or adjacent a tree trunk. The archery bow holder includes a tubular member having first and second ends. Screw threads are formed at the first end of the tubular member for attaching the tubular member to a tree trunk. The tubular member has a predetermined length sufficient to position the second end of the tubular member in front of a hunter located adjacent a tree trunk in which the tubular member is mounted. A hook formed of a short leg extending generally perpendicular to the second end of the tubular member and terminating in a short upright arm is formed on the second end of the tubular member to receive and support one end of an archery bow.
Claims7
A tree mounted archery bow holder comprising:
- an elongated tubular member having first and second opposed ends and a longitudinal axis:
- means, formed on the first end of the tubular member, for removably mounting the tubular member on a tree trunk such that the tubular member extends outward from the tree trunk;
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- hook means, connected to and extending from the second end of the tubular member, for releasably supporting an archery bow thereon, the hook means including:
- a leg extending co-planarly from the second end of the tubular member substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the tubular member;
- the tubular member and the leg lying in a first plane;
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- an arm extending substantially perpendicular from the leg and the first plane.
A tree mounted archery bow holder comprising:
- an elongated tubular member having first and second opposed ends and a longitudinal axis;
- screw threads formed on the first end of the tubular member for removably mounting the tubular member in a tree trunk such that the tubular member extends outward from the tree trunk;
- a handle attached to the tubular member adjacent the first end thereof and extending transverse to the longitudinal axis of the tubular member;
- a leg extending co-planarly from the second end of the tubular member substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the tubular member, the tubular member and the leg lying on a first plane;
- an arm extending substantially perpendicular from an end of the leg and the first plane;
- the tubular member, the leg and the arm being integrally formed as a unitary one-piece member;
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- the tubular member having a predetermined length so as to position the leg and the arm extending from the second end thereof at a predetermined distance from a tree trunk when the first end of the tubular member is mounted in the tree trunk to support and archery bow on the leg between the second end of the tubular member and the arm in front of a hunter positioned adjacent the tree trunk in which the first end of the tubular member is mounted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.