A crossbow display may include a crossbow and a display board. The crossbow may be displayed in the un-cocked state with the display board supported to the crossbow. The display board may include one or more images that depict at least a portion of the crossbow in the cocked state. The crossbow display enables a prospective purchaser/user to simultaneously visualize at least part of both the un-cocked and cocked states of the crossbow.

A bow holder includes a bow interface member and a locking member. The locking member is coupled to the bow interface member. The bow holder is configured to receive a limb of a hunting bow between the locking member and the bow interface member to detachably couple the hunting bow to the bow interface member. The locking member and the bow interface member together are configured to support the hunting bow in an upright position above the bow interface member.

A base for supporting a hunting blind includes a plurality of outer frame members connected to one another to form an outer frame, at least one floor panel positioned on a top surface of the outer frame, and at least one of the floor panels defining at least one aperture to receive a storage bin. A plurality of support members may be configured to support the outer frame, the support members being configured for insertion into a ground surface. A height of each support member relative to the ground surface may be adjustable to provide a level position for the outer frame.

An archery bow support device is disclosed having a clip portion have a front leg having a front surface and a back leg and a support bracket connected to the front surface of the front leg and extending outwardly from the front leg. An archery bow support device having a clip portion have a front leg having a front surface and an end portion and a back leg and a support bracket connected to the end portion of the front leg by a hinge device for allowing the support bracket to pivot relative to the front leg and the support bracket extending outwardly from the front leg is also disclosed.

A crossbow includes a body, a grip portion, an aim device rack, a stock connected to the rear end of the body, and two support devices connected to two sides of the front end of the body. Each support device includes an inclined face including a low end is located corresponding to the aim device rack, and a high end located corresponding to the grip portion. A link is connected between the two support devices. A base is connected to the link. Two support legs angularly extend from the base. The crossbow can be operated in a prone position. The crossbow can be positioned between a first position where the two high ends contact the ground, and a second position where both of the high end and the low end of each of the two inclined faces contact the ground. The crossbow does not fall in first and second positions.

A crossbow includes a body, a grip portion, an aim device rack, a stock connected to the rear end of the body, and two support devices connected to two sides of the front end of the body. Each support device includes an inclined face including a low end is located corresponding to the aim device rack, and a high end located corresponding to the grip portion. The crossbow can be positioned between a first position where the two respective high ends contact the ground and an angle is formed between the inclined face of each support device and the ground, and a second position where both of the high end and the low end of each of the two inclined faces contact the ground. When the body changes from the first position to the second position, the grip portion and the aim device rack reach a weight balance.

A crossbow includes a body, a grip portion, an aim device rack, a stock connected to the rear end of the body, and two support devices connected to two sides of the front end of the body. Each support device includes a first block and a second block. The first block is fixed to the body. The second block is pivotably connected to the first block. Two plates are connected to the second block. Each plate includes a curved slot. Two bolts movably extend through the two curved slots and the first block so that the second blocks are pivotable relative to the first blocks. Each second block includes an inclined face including a low end is located corresponding to the aim device rack, and a high end located corresponding to the grip portion. The crossbow is positioned between a first position and a second position with a weight balance.

A crossbow includes a body, a grip portion, an aim device rack, a stock connected to the rear end of the body, and two support devices connected to two sides of the front end of the body. Each support device includes an inclined face including a low end is located corresponding to the aim device rack, and a high end located corresponding to the grip portion. A link is connected between the two support devices. A base is connected to the link. Two support legs angularly extend from the base. The crossbow can be operated in a prone position. The crossbow can be positioned between a first position where the two high ends contact the ground, and a second position where both of the high end and the low end of each of the two inclined faces contact the ground. The crossbow does not fall in first and second positions.

An attachment for a compound bow that allows for improved carrying of the compound bow when a user has the bow in a non-shooting position. The attachment attaches to the compound bow at the threaded stabilizer receiver. The attachment can be attached to a stabilizer, or alternatively can have an extension that directly threads to the stabilizer receiver of the compound bow. The attachment can clip to a standard receiver, or alternatively can be threaded to an end of the stabilizer. The attachment can be configured such that a counterbalance weight can be attached to the attachment. The attachment is generally in a U shape or similar shape that allows for the arm or hand of a user to be positioned within the attachment.

A rotary auger support stand for holding objects such as decoys above the ground. The auger support stand includes at least one rod of longitudinal support member or shaft. The rotary auger anchor comprises a helical coil for screwing that end of the stake into the ground. handle means such as an S-shaped handle provides a crank handle for rotatably screwing the anchor into the ground or at least two opposing legs extend perpendicular from and between the shaft and auger forming a base. The distal end of opposing legs are bent upward perpendicular from the ground or bent upward and inwardly at an acute angle toward the shaft forming handles for rotating the auger into the ground. The transverse legs extending from the elongated support pole provides a base bearing against the ground for increased lateral support. The top distal end of the shaft includes means for supporting an object.