An example of a packet for a card slot. The container may include a chamber for storing oil. The packet may have a shape and a thickness to fit within a slot that holds a credit card. The packet may include a first lamina and a second lamina. The second lamina maybe affixed to the first lamina to form the chamber within a sealed region along a first peripheral region of the first lamina and a second peripheral region of the second lamina. A combined thickness of the first lamina, the second lamina, and the oil fits within a defined volume. A first surface of the first lamina and a second surface of the second lamina is substantially flat.

A device for attracting wildlife is provided. The device generally comprises a shell having a plurality of compartments and at least one wildlife attractant. The shell may be rigid, soft, or a combination thereof. In some embodiments of the device, a bung may be used to allow a user to fill the compartments with a wildlife attractant of their choice. The combination of wildlife attractants used in the device may entice and/or ward wildlife to a particular area of an environment.

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.

Systems, apparatuses, and methods are described which provide an artificial branch that is coupled to a natural tree. The artificial branch includes one or more adjustable wires that can be used to change the shape of the artificial branch. The artificial branch is structured to receive natural and/or synthetic scent compounds that are sprayed at the artificial branch. In addition, the artificial branch is structured to receive scent compounds from wildlife to facilitate wildlife scent communication.

Apparatus for dispersing a hunting scent into the air adjacent a hunting location. The apparatus includes: (a) a perforated housing; (b) a container of hunting scent infused into wood and/or wood fibers; and (c) a battery powered fan, the container of hunting scent and the battery powered fan positioned within the perforated housing so that air is flowed by the fan into the perforated housing, onto the hunting scent and out of the perforated housing to disperse the hunting scent into the air adjacent a hunting location. In addition, a method for dispersing a hunting scent into the air adjacent a hunting location. The method includes the steps of flowing air onto a hunting scent and then into the air adjacent a hunting location.

The invention is a wildlife feeder comprising a support line, a reservoir, a base, a regulator, a spring designed to secure said regulator in said base, a tether attachable to said regulator and a stake such that the stake is installed in the ground to created a taut connection of the wildlife feeder with the ground. The wildlife feeder is wildlife actuated and can be customized to meter feed out to animals in a desired way given the targeted animals to feed and animals to be prevented from actuating the feeder. The spring is coupled with the regulator such that it exerts an upward force on the regulator which abuts it against an annular seat in the base. When an animal exerts force on the feeder the regulator is opened by compression of the spring and feed is metered out. There is also disclosed an optional feed tray that is either unitary with the regulator or attachable to the regulator such that feed that is dispensed lands on the feed tray for eating or dispersing by animals.

A disposable, tubular leggings garment that is pulled over a user's legs to simultaneously keep human scent from coming into contact with nature while also allowing for the dispersal of cover and attractant scents at a height that is familiar to animals. The invention conveys the ability to barricade human scent inside the garment while optionally distributing interdigital deer scent at the bottom of the foot where it actually exists on a deer; tarsal gland scent at the knee level; estrous scent at the hind-end level; or local food source scents below knee level. This is all provided in one disposable package with sufficient guidance so that even a novice hunter can immediately understand and use the garment, system and associated methods. This invention essentially converts human encroachment into a deer's habitat into a friendlier or even attractive occurrence and keeps hunting areas more game-rich through the season.

Embodiments of the invention relate to devices, systems, and methods for selectively emitting scent control material responsive to local conditions of a scent control device. The local conditions may dictate the effectiveness of a given set of output parameters of a scent control device. The scent control device accepts as input, one or more conditional inputs carrying information about the local conditions around the scent control device, such as weather conditions, elevation, barometric pressure, or functional status of the scent control device. Operational programs corresponding to the conditional inputs may be automatically selected based on the combination of conditional inputs to cause the output parameters of the scent control device to match or take into account the local conditions. The scent control device then outputs scent control material such as ozone at a rate effective to control one or more scents to a level that is not perceivable by animals or humans.

An electrified feeder assembly includes a hopper, an actuator assembly, a motor, and at least one power supply. The hopper is configured to hold a quantity of feed wherein the feed is gravity fed downward through a feed tube. The actuator assembly is coupled to the hopper and is configured to selectively disperse feed when powered by the power supply. The motor receives power from the power supply and selectively spins the actuator assembly at a selected speed to open and close the feed tube. The speed of rotation induces a centrifugal force which opens the feed tube by translating the position of a portion of the actuator assembly. The feed exits the hopper through the feed tube and is dispersed through contact with the rotating actuator assembly. The actuator assembly is partially and temporarily electrified when manipulated in a closed position.

Embodiments of the Dripper Bag for Attracting Game and Fish are comprised of 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 is comprised of 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.