Abstract: A package having a roughened surface that does not adhere to a medical device enclosed therein.

Abstract: A package having a roughened surface that does not adhere to a medical device enclosed therein.

Abstract: An ungulate game animal feeder and attracter system that includes a housing having a hopper area, and a feed material processor unit that utilizes whole, fleshy vegetable matter feed items, such as potatoes, carrots, apples, sweet potatoes, sugar beets, etc., as the feed material. During operation of the ungulate game animal feeder and attracter system, the whole fleshy vegetable matter feed items are processed by the feed material processor unit to form feed material sub-portions of the whole, fleshy vegetable matter feed items, such as slices, chunks, pulp, puree, etc., in a manner such that an attractant scent is given off. The processed feed material is discharged for the ungulate game animals attracted by the smell given of during the forming of the feed material sub-portions to feed on.

Abstract: A game feeder support assembly for supporting a game feeder at an elevated position for use that includes a raising and lowering mechanism to allow the user to lower the game feeder to a level where refilling and maintenance can be performed without a ladder and then lift the filled game feeder back up to the elevated operational height. The raising and lowering mechanism includes an vertical support pole having an auger portion upon which an auger pole nut assembly is threaded. A feeder unit support assembly is secured to the auger pole nut assembly and is raised and lowered by rotating the auger pole nut assembly.

Abstract: A game attractant heating device for heating a quantity of liquid game attractant to a temperature between 90° and 130° degrees Fahrenheit. The heating device preferably includes multiple liquid attractant holding chambers each with a separate heating element for simultaneously heating two liquid attractants simultaneously. The heating device is also preferably battery powered.

Abstract: A snake trap including a trap housing defining a trap compartment accessible through a snake entrance opening; an elongated tubular snake entrance tube positioned within the trap compartment having an inlet opening positioned adjacent to the snake entrance opening; and a sliding trap door slidable into a closed position between the snake entrance opening and the inlet end of the elongated snake entrance tube by a triggerable trap door closure mechanism positioned within the trap compartment.