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US 6,712,058 B2Granted
Camouflage and cover apparatus
OwnerNorman C. Porterinventor
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Abstract
An apparatus that can be mounted to a quiver on a bow provides camouflage and cover for the bow and a shooter. The apparatus is a hollow shaft with a first end having a tapered tip, and a second opposite end. A plurality of holes is formed perpendicularly through the sidewall. The holes are confined to an area of the shaft body that is substantially three-fourths of the circumference of the sidewall. A plurality of artificial foliage bundles is attached to the shaft body by a basal wire stem that is mounted in a respective one of the holes.
Claims9
An apparatus for hindering visual detection, the apparatus comprising:
- (a) at least one shaft including wire in a sheath forming a coating, said shaft being removably mounted to a bow, the shaft having
- i. a first end,
- ii. a second end opposite the first end, and
- iii. a plurality of side branches extending from the shaft;
- (b) artificial foliage mounted to each of the side branches;
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- (c) at least one artificial foliage bundle that is larger than the side branches and is mounted to the shaft, said at least one artificial foliage bundle having a tip extending from the shaft a predetermined distance.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.