Archery bow holder
OwnerBrian L. Warreninventor
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Abstract
An archery bow holder is disclosed which may be attached to a tree stand or which may be implanted into the ground. The bow holder includes a elongated support having upper and lower ends with an externally threaded portion positioned thereon above the lower end thereof. If the bow holder is going to be used on the ground, a leg assembly is threaded onto the externally threaded portion of the support. If the bow holder is going to be used in conjunction with a tree stand, an attachment bracket assembly is threaded onto the externally threaded portion of the support with the attachment bracket assembly being secured to the tree stand.
Claims14
An archery bow holder for use with a tree stand or which may be implantable into the ground, comprising:
- an elongated support having upper and lower ends;
- a pair of horizontally spaced-apart arms secured to and extending generally horizontally from said elongated support at the upper end thereof which are adapted to receive the lower limb of a bow therebetween;
- said lower end of said elongated support adapted to be implanted into the ground;
- said elongated support having an externally threaded portion above its lower end;
- a ground engageable support leg assembly which may be selectively threadably mounted on said externally threaded portion of said elongated support to stabilize said bow holder when said lower end of said elongated support is implanted into the ground;
- a tree stand attachment bracket selectively threadably secured to said externally threaded portion on said elongated support when the bow holder is to be attached to a tree stand and said support leg assembly has been removed from said elongated support;
- said tree stand attachment bracket extending laterally from said elongated support, when threadably mounted thereon, for connection to a tree stand.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.