Abstract: An adjustable deer stand support system for that supports various types of deer stands having different widths. The adjustable deer stand support system generally includes a stand support arm having a support member and a first pair of adjustable support units adjustably positioned upon the support member. Each of the first pair of adjustable support units includes a sliding bracket that adjustably connects to the support member, an extended member that extends upwardly from the sliding bracket and an engaging member to secure the sliding bracket in a desired longitudinal position along the support member. The extended member is adapted to extend into a lower opening of a lower leg within a deer stand.

Abstract: An accessory exchange system for trailers for that provides for various interchangeable accessories to be attached to the trailer. The accessory exchange system for trailers generally includes a mounting bracket for mounting to the frame of a trailer, a base coupler extending from the mounting bracket, a support arm removably connected to the base coupler, and an accessory device removably connected to the support arm.

Abstract: A collapsible portable bale shaped field blind for wildlife observers and hunters generally includes a cylindrical and collapsible tubular frame supported upon a sled-like base. The frame, when fully extended, has a cylindrical shape much like that of a hay bale. In a collapsed shape, the frame is completely folded down suitably into a sled base. The frame has a camouflage waterproof fabric fastened there over and cooperates with the folding of the frame. A stand-up hatchway which is covered by a camouflaged arcuate door frame is pivotally mounted on the top of the collapsible frame. A stretch cord is provided which biases the arcuate door frame into either the fully open or fully closed position. Windows and viewing slots are also provided.

Abstract: A collapsible portable bale shaped field blind for wildlife observers and hunters generally includes a cylindrical and collapsible tubular frame supported upon a sled-like base. The frame, when fully extended, has a cylindrical shape much like that of a hay bale. In a collapsed shape, the frame is completely folded down suitably into a sled base. The frame has a camouflage waterproof fabric fastened there over and cooperates with the folding of the frame. A stand-up hatchway which is covered by a camouflaged arcuate door frame is pivotally mounted on the top of the collapsible frame. A stretch cord is provided which biases the arcuate door frame into either the fully open or fully closed position. Windows and viewing slots are also provided.

Abstract: A portable cooking grill assembly includes a ground penetratable base which is essentially a screw mechanism, a support shaft which is detachably mounted to the screw mechanism, a ground stabilizer member which mounts about the support shaft and which has an extended portion which rests upon the ground to help prevent tipping over of the ground penetratable base, a grill bracket mounted upon and adjustable along the support shaft, and a grill member having two grill sections hingedly attached to each other, the grill member being detachably mounted to the grill bracket and being suspended above the ground at selected heights and being disposed generally horizontally. The portable cooking grill assembly can be quickly and easily set up and taken apart and stored in a carrying case which takes up very little space and can be stored in places where conventional cooking grills are too big and can be taken anywhere.

Abstract: Interchangeable eyes for fishing lures comprising eye fastening members on the head of the fishing lures, simulated eyes detachably attached to the eye fastening members and having a simulated pupil protruding therefrom, and further comprising distinctively colored spongy material removably retentive to the eyes for retaining and releasing selective fish-alluring scents into the water for attracting game fish onto the hooks of the fishing lures. These fishing lures resemble the prey of the fish so that the fish will try to feed upon the fishing lures and as they do so they will become hooked upon the hooks depending from the fishing lures.