A hunting vaporizing device selectively receives a vaporizer housing that carries vaporizable liquid configured to be vaporized up on exposure to a vaporizing element such as a heating coil wherein the resulting vapor is distributed with air flow from an airflow generator. The vaporizer housing can be disposable and readily replaceable. The replaceable vaporizing housing allows the user replace an empty device, switch scents, or place the device in storage without the risk of spilling the liquid material. The connection between the vaporizer housing and the base is either used to deliver the electric signal to activate the vaporizing element from a power supply carried by the vaporizer housing or, alternatively, the connection is used to selectively deliver the power for the vaporizing element from a power supply carried by the base. The electrical connection is disposed within the dock that receives the vaporizer housing. The dock is recessed within the base such that a portion of the vaporizer housing is disposed within the base when the vaporizer housing is seated in the dock.

A projectile to be fired from a slingshot. The projectile includes a pellet, a sheet adsorbent material and an adhesive. The sheet of adsorbent material is wrapped around the pellet so that a portion of the adsorbent material is exposed. The adhesive is positioned on a portion of the adsorbent material. A liquid scent is applied to the sheet of adsorbent material before or after the projectile is placed in the pouch of a slingshot so that the projectile can be launched from the slingshot to disperse the scent to location remote from the slingshot.

An add-on accessory kit to a broadcast feeder having a motor-driven spinner mechanism disposed below a feed funnel coupled to a feed container, where the accessory kit includes a top plate configured for mounting below the feed funnel and above the spinner mechanism, a bottom plate configured for mounting narrowly spaced from the top plate below the spinner mechanism, the narrow space between the top and bottom plates preventing access by varmint, and a plurality of fasteners configured for attaching at least one of the top and bottom plates below the feed container, so that feed dropping from the feed container and scattered by the spinner mechanism achieves a farther broadcast distance. A broadcast feeder can also be manufactured and sold with the add-on accessory integrated therewith.

A powdered scent compound and related methods of application for adhering the powdered scent compound to a desired application area. The powdered scent compound can comprise a porous carrier powder, an adhesive compound and a synthetic scent compound. The powdered scent compound is shelf-stable and convenient to apply, carry and store. Furthermore, the powdered scent compound can adhere to applied surfaces, thereby ensuring that powdered scent compound remains where it is applied, even in locations where the potential exists for the compound to drip or be blown from.

Embodiments of the Dripper Bag for Attracting Game and Fish include a pouch, where the pouch forms a sombrero hang hole, a duel core tin tie removably affixed to the side of the pouch, a spout, a foil tamper seal, and a spout cap, and where on the bottom of the dripper bag is formed three selections of areas to puncture with varying flow rate and therefore varying total effluent time. Another embodiment of the Dripper Bag for Attracting Game and Fish includes a pouch, a top flow reducer, a bottom flow reducer wherein the top flow reducer is affixed to the pouch via a threaded aperture formed by the pouch.

A deer scent spraying device is provided. The device is designed to spray an aerosol compound, such as, but not limited to, doe estrus or buck urine, from at least one spray can of the device at a timed interval into the surrounding environment. This allows a hunter to ensure said compound is continuously present in said environment to attract deer to said area while hunting. The timed interval may be selected by a button on the device or via a mobile application in wireless electrical communication with the device.

A trap comprising an apparatus to trap a target creature and a test activation system configured to initiate a test activation of the trap, wherein the test activation system comprises an electric power supply and an electronic control system powered by the electric power supply, wherein the electronic control system is configured to activate the trap to test the operation of the trap, and wherein the electronic control system is configured to activate the trap automatically according to a timer, programmed instructions or upon receipt of instructions from a user interface.

A doe urine heater device provided to increase the attraction of deer to a hunting area by including a box having hingedly connected top and bottom portions, an upper central compartment in the top portion and a portion of the bottom portion directly adjacent thereto. A heating bulb, for heating doe urine contained in a urine cup centrally disposed in the box directly above the heating bulb, is disposed within a lower central compartment in the bottom portion directly adjacent to the upper central compartment and adjacent a bottom side of the box. A battery-operated variable temperature control switch, disposed proximal a top side of the box within an upper compartment disposed within the top portion between the upper central compartment and each of a right side and a left side of the box, is in operational communication with the heating bulb to selectively heat the doe urine.

An animal trap apparatus is mounted onto a rim of a bucket and comprises a plank having a bait receiving end and a mounting end, with a fulcrum feature therebetween. A bracket with a notch is received by the rim of the bucket while a receiving feature configured to receive the fulcrum feature. When the animal trap apparatus is in a loaded condition, the plank is in a loaded position whereby the mounting end of the plank extends generally horizontally outwardly from the bucket sidewall and the bait receiving end extends over the cavity of the bucket. In use, the plank is configured to pivot about the fulcrum feature in a forward direction when an animal approaches the bait receiving end thereby placing the animal trap apparatus in a tripped condition whereby the bait receiving extends downwardly toward the closed bottom of the bucket and the animal falls into the cavity.

A portable device for use in hunting. The portable device uses ultrasonic vibrations to discharge a scented vapor stream into the atmosphere. The vapor stream can carry a scent for attracting animals and/or disguising human scent.