Camouflage device for disguising a human silhouette
OwnerJohn D. Hambletoninventor
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Abstract
A camouflage device (10) for disguising the silhouette of a hunter's head and shoulders wherein the device includes: an elongated support bar member (20) having outer ends (21), (22) which towards the ends of a hunter's shoulders wherein the support bar member (20) is adapted to be supported by the hunter's head; and, a camouflage panel unit (30) including a pair of panel segments (34), (35) suspended from the support bar member (20) and defining an enlarged opening (32) that is dimensioned to surround the hunter's head in the same general vertical plane.
Claims20
A camouflage device for disguising the silhouette of a hunter's head and shoulders wherein the device comprises
- a support unit including an elongated support bar member adapted to be supported by the top of a hunter's head wherein the support bar member has opposite ends which extend outwardly a substantial distance from the opposite sides of the hunter's head;
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- a camouflage panel unit including two panel segments which depend downwardly from the support bar member on opposite sides of the hunter's head.
A camouflage device for disguising the silhouette of a hunter's head and shoulders wherein the device comprises
- a camouflage panel unit including a generally flat sheet of camouflage material provided with an enlarged central opening that is dimensioned to encircle a hunter's head in a generally vertical plane;
- wherein, the sheet of camouflage material has outer edges which extend towards the ends of the hunter's shoulders.
A camouflage device for disguising the silhouette of a hunter's head and shoulders wherein the device comprises
- a panel unit including a first panel segment and a second panel segment disposed on the opposite sides of a hunter's head wherein both panel segments are generally disposed in the same vertical plane;
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- means for supporting both of said panel segments in a substantially upright position on opposite sides of the hunter's head.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.