Portable hunting blind for concealing and facilitating exit of hunter. Portable hunting blind including blind side panel and blind top panel. Blind side panel includes front panel, rear panel, and end panels removably mounted to front panel. Each of the front panel, rear panel and end panels includes legs. Blind top panel includes front top panel and rear top panel pivotally mounted to center brackets mounted to end panels. Portable hunting blind includes blind secured around blind side panel to envelope blind side panel for camouflaging hunter, and blind top mounted over blind top panel for concealing hunter from above. Front top panel comprising blind top is thrown back over rear top panel to impede rear exit for hunter, and to allow hunter to demount front panel and open front panel outward as a gate to exit portable hunting blind. Rear top panel is operated similarly to allow hunter to exit from back of portable hunting blind.

A portable treestand for hunters includes a grate like supporting platform having an irregular pattern. The treestand is foldable. The supporting platform is configured with accessory bases for use with an accessory system to support use of various hunting accessories including a bow bolder and footrests to improve user comfort.

A portable treestand for hunters includes a grate like supporting platform having an irregular pattern. The treestand is foldable. The supporting platform is configured with accessory bases for use with an accessory system to support use of various hunting accessories including a bow bolder and footrests to improve user comfort.

A blind assembly and setup configurations for the blind assembly are disclosed. The blind assembly contains two sheets wound together into a roll that are configured for separate outstretching at an angle relative to each other, for being maintained under tension in an outstretched form, and for retraction back into the roll. The end of each sheet contains a handle rod used for handling the sheets and for anchoring to the ground by means of attaching to stakes inserted into the ground using ropes. The roll end of the assembly structure is likewise attached to a stake in the course of setting up the blind assembly. A tie rod provides added support for the structure and is set up at a distance from the sheet rolls to prevent uncontrolled wraparounds of the sheets when the sheets are retracted.

An apparatus and method for reducing scent emanating from a substantially enclosed structure such as a hunting blind. A fan in a fluid conduit draws odor-laden air from the internal environment and passes it through an ozone-rich vicinity provided for example by one or more ozone generators, then exhausts the treated deodorized air to the external environment. Fresh air is introduced into the negative-pressure enclosure from the external environment through one or more gaps or cervices in the structure.

An apparatus and method for reducing scent emanating from a substantially enclosed structure such as a hunting blind. A fan in a fluid conduit draws odor-laden air from the internal environment and passes it through an ozone-rich vicinity provided for example by one or more ozone generators, then exhausts the treated deodorized air to the external environment. Fresh air is introduced into the negative-pressure enclosure from the external environment through one or more gaps or cervices in the structure.

A tree stand platform assembly includes a platform for supporting a hunter and which has a perimeter edge. The perimeter edge includes a front edge, a rear edge, a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge. The platform has a top surface, a bottom surface and an outer surface positioned between the top and bottom surfaces. The first and second lateral edges each include a front section abutting the front edge and a rear section abutting the rear edge. The rear section includes toe receiver. The toe receiver is formed by an obtuse angle formed in the outer surface of the rear section, wherein the obtuse angle is less than 160°. The toe receiver provides an engagement point for a hunter's foot as the hunter rotates laterally away from the platform.

A tree stand platform assembly includes a platform for supporting a hunter and which has a perimeter edge. The perimeter edge includes a front edge, a rear edge, a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge. The platform has a top surface, a bottom surface and an outer surface positioned between the top and bottom surfaces. The first and second lateral edges each include a front section abutting the front edge and a rear section abutting the rear edge. The rear section includes toe receiver. The toe receiver is formed by an obtuse angle formed in the outer surface of the rear section, wherein the obtuse angle is less than 160°. The toe receiver provides an engagement point for a hunter's foot as the hunter rotates laterally away from the platform.

Herein disclosed is a platform apparatus which attaches to the top of a conventional ladder or extension ladder, and a wheeled apparatus which attaches to said ladder, thus forming a single composite apparatus. Said composite apparatus can then operate as a cart for transporting itself, equipment and other loads to and from usage locations, and said composite apparatus can operate as an elevated platform when attached to a tree or similar elevated surface.

Herein disclosed is a platform apparatus which attaches to the top of a conventional ladder or extension ladder, and a wheeled apparatus which attaches to said ladder, thus forming a single composite apparatus. Said composite apparatus can then operate as a cart for transporting itself, equipment and other loads to and from usage locations, and said composite apparatus can operate as an elevated platform when attached to a tree or similar elevated surface.