Light-weight, collapsible and well-ventilated game bags having a circulating fan adapted to promote air circulated into, out of and throughout the game bags may be used by hunters to store and transport game that has been field dressed in a way that prevents contamination, spoilation and rotting of meat.

A portable game lifting device includes a receiver element for engagement with a vehicle. The receiver element includes a first end and a second end. A lift arm is pivotably attached to the first end of the receiver element via a pivot. A basket is mounted on a distal end of the lift arm from the pivot. The basket is configured to receive a load and a pulley assembly is arranged and disposed to actuate the lift arm to lift the load with the basket. A method for lifting a load with the portable game lifting device is also disclosed.

A large animal hoist that is configured to be operably coupled to a utility terrain vehicle wherein the present invention facilitates the lifting and transport of a large animal. The present invention includes a frame wherein the frame includes a receiving platform. The receiving platform is slidably coupled to connection members of the frame and includes longitudinal and lateral support members arranged in a configuration to have an animal superposed thereon. A vertical barrier member is operably coupled to the frame inhibiting movement of an animal therepast. A winch assembly is secured to the frame and is operably coupled to a hitch receiver of the utility terrain vehicle. The winch assembly includes a winch and horizontal support members coupled with vertical post members. Lifting members operably couple the winch assembly to the frame wherein a drive cable and pulleys facilitate the movement thereof.

A motorized cart for transporting game animals includes a cart body. The cart body has a support assembly generally horizontal to support a game animal and a handle assembly extending upwardly at an angle from the support assembly. The motorized cart includes a restraining system to securely hold the game animal to the support assembly. The motorized cart further includes wheels disposed on the cart body and supporting the cart body above the ground, a motor connected to at least one of the wheels, and a battery connected to the motor to supply electrical energy to the motor. The motorized cart further includes a control switch attached to the handle assembly and electrically connected to the battery and the motor to control the flow of electrical energy from the battery to the motor.

A knee support system supports a user's knees when the user is in an elevated position along a support structure, such as when the user is suspended in a harness from the support structure (e.g., saddle hunting). The knee support system may include a bracket attachable to the support structure via one or more blade portions for engaging the support structure and a single rope cinching around the support structure and passing through slots on the bracket that hold the rope with frictional engagement. A frame with optional knee pads may slide on and off the bracket. The frame may include one or more hooks that engage a blade portion of the bracket. The frame may also be removably attachable to a seat post of the platform assembly as part of a portable and modular stand system.

A large animal hoist that is configured to be operably coupled to a utility terrain vehicle wherein the present invention facilitates the lifting and transport of a large animal. The present invention includes a frame wherein the frame includes a receiving platform. The receiving platform is slidably coupled to connection members of the frame and includes longitudinal and lateral support members arranged in a configuration to have an animal superposed thereon. A vertical barrier member is operably coupled to the frame inhibiting movement of an animal therepast. A winch assembly is secured to the frame and is operably coupled to a hitch receiver of the utility terrain vehicle. The winch assembly includes a winch and horizontal support members coupled with vertical post members. Lifting members operably couple the winch assembly to the frame wherein a drive cable and pulleys facilitate the movement thereof.

An animal transportation bag may include an outer covering including a base section, a front sidewall, a rear sidewall, a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a top section with a first panel and a second panel. The bag may include one or more handles on the front sidewall, the rear sidewall, the first side wall, and the second sidewall. The handles may be continuous from one side to the other, thereby creating additional strength. The first panel and second panel may couple to each other via a fastener. An opening on the bag may be sized to receive a neck of an animal. The bag has an inner compartment. On a lower surface of the inner compartment, there may be one or more straps to secure an animal to the bag.

Small game hunting is subject to conservation regulations to ensure sustainability, yet current methods lack efficiency in managing harvested animals in the field. This invention presents a wildlife harvest management system to address this gap. It enables hunters to track, carry, and limit harvested game animals in compliance with state regulations, promoting sustainable hunting practices.

Light-weight, collapsible and well-ventilated game bags having a circulating fan adapted to promote air circulated into, out of and throughout the game bags may be used by hunters to store and transport game that has been field dressed in a way that prevents contamination, spoilation and rotting of meat.

A motorized cart for transporting game animals includes a cart body. The cart body has a support assembly generally horizontal to support a game animal and a handle assembly extending upwardly at an angle from the support assembly. The motorized cart includes a restraining system to securely hold the game animal to the support assembly. The motorized cart further includes wheels disposed on the cart body and supporting the cart body above the ground, a motor connected to at least one of the wheels, and a battery connected to the motor to supply electrical energy to the motor. The motorized cart further includes a control switch attached to the handle assembly and electrically connected to the battery and the motor to control the flow of electrical energy from the battery to the motor.