A land animal snare barrier comprising a netting having a first layer and a second layer. The first layer defines a first plurality of through holes of a first size. The second layer defines a second plurality of through holes of a second size.

A scent dispersing device for hunting and alternatively mosquito control. It is an animal scent lure and scent holder used by hunters to secure a scent element to a specific area to attract wild animals such as deer. It is made of a top cap with apertures; a bottom cap with apertures; a main body of various sizes with apertures; a way for removably connecting main body to the top and bottom caps; a scent stick with incense and with a holder and base; a way for protecting the scent stick; a manner for hanging this in trees; and a way for removably connecting the manner for hanging to the top cap activating the scent stick. The device is first attached to the trees and then the apertures of the caps and body are adjusted to create a chimney effect for releasing the scent or mosquito control.

A scent dispersing device for hunting and alternatively mosquito control. It is an animal scent lure and scent holder used by hunters to secure a scent element to a specific area to attract wild animals such as deer. It is made of a top cap with apertures; a bottom cap with apertures; a main body of various sizes with apertures; a way for removably connecting main body to the top and bottom caps; a scent stick with incense and with a holder and base; a way for protecting the scent stick; a manner for hanging this in trees; and a way for removably connecting the manner for hanging to the top cap activating the scent stick. The device is first attached to the trees and then the apertures of the caps and body are adjusted to create a chimney effect for releasing the scent or mosquito control.

A non-toxic unitary lice deterring and preventive headband is worn upon the scalp of a wearer. The headband does not use coatings or removable strips, or other reservoirs attached to the headband. The aromatic essential oils are preferably a 1.65% mixture by weight of citronella oil, rosemary oil, lemongrass oil and geranium oil, where the mixture is infused by further admixing in a resin of the styrene butadiene copolymer in an amount of 98.55% by weight. The raw plastic resin material, such as styrene butadiene copolymer, is first premixed and preheated into a malleable, pourable state, which is then admixed with the mixture of aromatic essential oils. The admixture of the plastic resin and aromatic essential oils is then injected into a headband-shaped mold The molded, admixed material is already prepared with lice deterring aromatic essential oils, when the molded, admixed plastic material is molded into a headband shape.

A non-toxic unitary lice deterring and preventive headband is worn upon the scalp of a wearer. The headband does not use coatings or removable strips, or other reservoirs attached to the headband. The aromatic essential oils are preferably a 1.65% mixture by weight of citronella oil, rosemary oil, lemongrass oil and geranium oil, where the mixture is infused by further admixing in a resin of the styrene butadiene copolymer in an amount of 98.55% by weight. The raw plastic resin material, such as styrene butadiene copolymer, is first premixed and preheated into a malleable, pourable state, which is then admixed with the mixture of aromatic essential oils. The admixture of the plastic resin and aromatic essential oils is then injected into a headband-shaped mold The molded, admixed material is already prepared with lice deterring aromatic essential oils, when the molded, admixed plastic material is molded into a headband shape.

A dispensing device for release of a volatile material includes a base, a drive arm coupled to a pendulum based drive mechanism, and a refill coupled to the drive arm. The refill includes a support base, at least one flange, a substrate coupled with the at least one flange, and a use-up cue.

A mintey mouse system for discouragement of rodent occupation. The mintey mouse assembly has an outer container and an inner volume. The outer container may have a lid, airflow ventilation, and anti-tipping feet. The airflow ventilation may allow the essential oil liquid vapors to diffuse into the ambient atmosphere. The inner volume may be structured and arranged to house a bottle and a bottle receptacle. The bottle may have a volume structured and arranged for containing and controllably diffusing a quantity of the essential oil liquid therefrom. The essential oil liquid may be peppermint oil, useful as a rodent deterrent. The lid may provide an opening to access the inner volume for replacing and alternately removing the bottle for refilling with the essential oil liquid.

A mintey mouse system for discouragement of rodent occupation. The mintey mouse assembly has an outer container and an inner volume. The outer container may have a lid, airflow ventilation, and anti-tipping feet. The airflow ventilation may allow the essential oil liquid vapors to diffuse into the ambient atmosphere. The inner volume may be structured and arranged to house a bottle and a bottle receptacle. The bottle may have a volume structured and arranged for containing and controllably diffusing a quantity of the essential oil liquid therefrom. The essential oil liquid may be peppermint oil, useful as a rodent deterrent. The lid may provide an opening to access the inner volume for replacing and alternately removing the bottle for refilling with the essential oil liquid.

A plug is attachable to a wall of a torch that is configured to burn a liquid fuel. The plug adds one or more features to the torch, such as a fuel level sensor, a temperature sensor, a tilt sensor, an automatic wick ignitor and/or extinguisher, a wick clamp, a wick advancing mechanism, and/or a global positioning system. The plug includes an electronic controller, and wired and/or wireless electronics configured to provide remote control and/or monitoring of the added features. Power for the plug can be provided by a battery and/or a solar panel. The controller can establish a unique torch identity, thereby enabling a remote computing device to monitor and/or control features of a plurality of torches that each have a plug of the present disclosure attached thereto. The plug can be removably or permanently attached to the torch.

A plug is attachable to a wall of a torch that is configured to burn a liquid fuel. The plug adds one or more features to the torch, such as a fuel level sensor, a temperature sensor, a tilt sensor, an automatic wick ignitor and/or extinguisher, a wick clamp, a wick advancing mechanism, and/or a global positioning system. The plug includes an electronic controller, and wired and/or wireless electronics configured to provide remote control and/or monitoring of the added features. Power for the plug can be provided by a battery and/or a solar panel. The controller can establish a unique torch identity, thereby enabling a remote computing device to monitor and/or control features of a plurality of torches that each have a plug of the present disclosure attached thereto. The plug can be removably or permanently attached to the torch.