Abstract: The hunting-attractant dispenser is an apparatus that allows only the attractant solution, which is immediately consumed by an animal, to be accessed. The apparatus includes a supply tank, an attractant slot, a wheel, and an axle rod. The supply tank contains attractant solution. The attractant slot allows an animal to access the attractant solution within the supply tank. The wheel delivers attractant solution from within the supply tank to the tongue and the mouth of an animal. Moreover, the wheel allows an animal to engage the apparatus and drink the attractant solution. The axle rod allows the wheel to rotate. Moreover, the wheel allows the attractant solution to continuously cover the wheel as the wheel rotates. The apparatus further includes a first elongated mounting brace and a second elongated mounting brace, both of which stabilizes the apparatus onto the ground.

Abstract: A hunter's glove is provided which affords thermal protection of the hand yet enables a game calling device to be placed against the skin of the palm of the hand to facilitate production of a more realistic sound. Such functionality is achieved by a flap attached to the glove at a site opposite the thumb portion and adapted to removably occlude a matching aperture in the palm portion of the glove. The flap is held in place in its closed position above the aperture by Velcro attachment material.

Abstract: An improved manually operated striking tool such as a pick, axe, hammer, sledge, or maul is made from a metal handle and an interactive metal plug which are caused to grip a working head by means of a steel bolt that passes through the plug and threadably engages the handle. The plug has a tapered sidewall and the handle has a tapered zone adjacent its extremity that engages the working head. The working head has a doubly tapered channel that seats the plug and handle in opposed, axially aligned relationship.