Abstract: A decoy stand. The decoy stand includes a base having a front end and a rear end, and a pair of support legs disposed on a lower side of the base, the support legs extending angularly and outwardly from the base. A slot is disposed on the base, the slot including an open end on the front end of the base and a closed end on the rear end of the base. The slot is configured to removably receive and releasably engage a keel of a decoy. A floating decoy having a keel can thus be supported by the decoy stand and used as a land decoy.

Abstract: A walker device for assisting a user while walking or engaging in exercise on various types of terrain. The walker device includes a frame having a front and rear end. A front fork extends from the front end of the frame and a pair of parallel rear forks extend from the rear end. A wheel is each rotatably secured to the front fork and the rear forks. A handle is adjustably disposed on each of the pair of rear forks via a track so as to allow a user to adjust the height of each handle. The frame is disposed along a single plane and can support a substantial portion of a user's weight, such that the user may be assisted while walking along an unleveled terrain. In some embodiments, a container and firearm bracket are mountable to the frame so the walker device can be used when hunting.

Abstract: A decoy stand. The decoy stand includes a base having a front end and a rear end, and a pair of support legs disposed on a lower side of the base, the support legs extending angularly and outwardly from the base. A slot is disposed on the base, the slot including an open end on the front end of the base and a closed end on the rear end of the base. The slot is configured to removably receive and releasably engage a keel of a decoy. A floating decoy having a keel can thus be supported by the decoy stand and used as a land decoy.

Abstract: A walker device for assisting a user while walking or engaging in exercise on various types of terrain. The walker device includes a frame having a front and rear end. A front fork extends from the front end of the frame and a pair of parallel rear forks extend from the rear end. A wheel is each rotatably secured to the front fork and the rear forks. A handle is adjustably disposed on each of the pair of rear forks via a track so as to allow a user to adjust the height of each handle. The frame is disposed along a single plane and can support a substantial portion of a user's weight, such that the user may be assisted while walking along an unleveled terrain. In some embodiments, a container and firearm bracket are mountable to the frame so the walker device can be used when hunting.