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Game and target shot marker

a marker and target technology, applied in the field of no kill devices, can solve the problems of prohibitively high cost, failure to achieve commercial viability, difficult manufacturing and packaging for the consumer market, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing impact energy, minimal wind resistance, and improving accuracy

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-01-19
JOHN C MARTIN
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[0004] A lightweight arrowhead based marking solution is provided here that can be built to weigh no more than 125 grains. The use of energy absorbing materials will reduce the impact energy when the arrow hits its target, with an ability to use a variety of Encapsulated Marking Media shapes and colors.
[0005] The sleek, aerodynamic design that provides for minimal wind resistance and improved accuracy. A standoff distance afforded by the device should result in a more visible mark on target.
[0006] The cost to manufacture is greatly reduced due to simplified tooling for all components, especially the Base, the Energy Absorbing Receiver and the Energy Absorbing Nose Cone. An Encapsulated Marking Media container can be built to contain both a marking medium and an energy absorbing element. The design uses male / female components to insure the trueness of manufacture along a longitudinal axis.
[0007] In one alternative design, in addition to the advantages noted above, greater likelihood that the Base will follow along a longitudinal axis when “collapsing” and subsequently creating the mark on target exist.

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Prior bow hunting equipment exists with attempts at marking media, but has failed to achieve any commercial viability, as well as prohibitively costing too much and also being difficult to manufacture and package for the consumer market.

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[0012] Three designs are described here, with the first design of FIG. 1 preferred over the other designs. The FIG. 1 design has three components: Base (A), Encapsulated Marking Media (EMM) (B) and Energy Absorbing Nose Cone (C). Base (A) may / may not have a protruding member (a1) or a receiving element (a2) that would be used to center the EMM onto the Base during the assembly process. The Base would be attached to the shaft of the arrow via a threaded element on the Base. The Base would be made out of aluminum, plastic or other material with the strength required to rupture the EMM during impact with the target. The EMM would be designed to interface with both the Base and the Energy Absorbing Nose Cone. The EMM will be filled with a colored liquid / gel, powder or other marking media and could contain an energy absorbent element as well. The Energy Absorbing Nose Cone would be made out of a closed or open cell material that was capable of being molded into the shape required and abs...

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Abstract

A no kill device for use in tracking and hunting wild game that can be projected from a device, such as attached to an arrow shaft and shot from a bow. An encapsulated marking media with an energy absorbing receiver and a base is attached to an arrow shaft for use with a bow.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION [0001] This application claims priority to U.S. Provisional Ser. No. 60 / 580,618, filed Jun. 17, 2004.FIELD OF THE INVENTION [0002] This application relates to a no kill device for use in tracking and hunting wild game that can be projected from a device, such as attached to an arrow shaft and shot from a bow. BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0003] Prior bow hunting equipment exists with attempts at marking media, but has failed to achieve any commercial viability, as well as prohibitively costing too much and also being difficult to manufacture and package for the consumer market. With the use of paintball equipment to mark cattle that are to be culled from a herd, and the subsequent growth of the paintball industry, there is no known similar product or similar growth in the area of arrow based projectiles. [0004] A lightweight arrowhead based marking solution is provided here that can be built to weigh no more than 125 grains. The use ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A63B65/02F41B15/00
CPCF42B12/40F42B6/08F42B12/362
Inventor MARTIN, JOHN C.
Owner JOHN C MARTIN
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