Abstract: 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.

Abstract: An archery bow sight is provided comprising a mounting block, a front sight attached to the mounting block, and a rear sight attached to the mounting block. Further provided are a means and a method of reducing torque and shock produced by an archery bow being shot. The archery bow sight of the present invention utilizes a plurality of corresponding adjustable yardage shooting pins adjustably mounted in a vertical and horizontal manner on the front sight and the rear sight, which front sight and rear sight are telescopically mounted on the mounting block to adjust the elements of the archery bow sight to the individual archer and the individual archery bow. The means of reducing torque and shock include a dead weight slidably mounted on the archery bow sight. The dead weight is slidably mounted on the pair of parallel tubular arms of the front sight support and adjustably attached to the front sight support block by a threaded bolt.