Abstract: Wild game calls comprising combinations of main housings, mouthpieces, lids, bellows, pitch adjusters, air chambers, adjustable seals, and air-activated sound-producing members, used for attracting wild game.

Abstract: The planar board disclosed features a convexo-concave board characteristic that allows the boards to channel the water creating a water rail for smoother more controlled performance. The planar board also features one removable cross member end that allows for collapsibility quickly and conveniently with out the aid of tools. The collapsibility allows for easy storage. Each board member also features openings therethrough the side of each board which are pressure increasing holes pulling the board in a more defined manor. The distal end of each running board member has a groove that acts as a vacuum release allowing the board to run smoother freeing the board from drag resistance for better performance. Disclosed is a planar board that incorporates collapsibility with convexo-concave characteristic, a vacuum release characteristics and a pressure opening feature giving a faster water displacement response and water rail effect producing a higher riding; smoother performing planar board.

Abstract: The present invention is an ice fishing device that is completely self-contained, collapsible and its jigging action is completely wind driven. The tip-up is a complete fishing device. It can be assembled and collapsed with relative ease for quick usage or quick storage. The flexible riser is erected at an angle that allows the wind to give the bait a natural up and down jigging motion.

Abstract: The mist suppressant panel system (10) mounted to the rear of each vehicle wheel and tire (12 and 16) includes a mounting bar (26) attached to the vehicle frame (18). Four mist suppressant panels (28) are attached to the mounting bar (26). The mist suppressant panels (28) each have a mist suppressant surface (34) with an outboard edge (40), an inboard edge (82), a top edge (84), and a bottom edge (86). The mist suppresant surface (34) extends downwardly and rearwardly from the top edge (84) at an angle of about ten degrees from a vertical plane. The mist suppressant surface also extends rearwardly and inwardly from the outboard edge (40) at an angle of about forty-five degrees from a vertical plane that is transverse to the direction of vehicle travel. A plurality of parallel vanes (36) extend outwardly from the mist suppressant surface (34) to form grooves (38) that absorb kinetic energy from water drops and condense water drops. Spoilers (48) can be added to the vanes (36), if desired.