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Shawn Paul Chadwick

Gregory Alan Godfrey

Walter Ernest Power, Ii

Carl Eugene Kossuth, Iii

A connection assembly includes a first attachment strap, a first mating assembly, a second attachment strap, a second mating assembly, and a tool key, which connection assembly is used to releasable couple a first article to a second article. The first attachment strap is inserted through a loop in the first article then folded around the loop. The first mating assembly is positioned on opposing ends of the first attachment strap. The second attachment strap is inserted through a loop in the second article and then folded around the loop. The second mating assembly is positioned on opposing ends of the second attachment strap. The tool key is used to rotate a rotatable portion of each of the first mating assembly and the second mating assembly to secure them in place on their respective attachment straps. The first and second mating assemblies are then releasably coupled together.

Connection assembly for releasably coupling a first article to a second article and method therefor

A harness rope assembly includes a first rope consisting of a loop, a second rope, a bridge rope, and a third rope. The second rope includes a closed loop, a first free tether, and a second free tether. Each of the first and second free tethers has a free end and an attached end. The attached ends are attached to one another and the closed loop to together form a central splice. The free ends are inserted through the loop and spliced into an interior of the second rope on either side of the central splice to form a first closed attachment loop and a second closed attachment loop both interlocked with the loop. The bridge rope includes an end loop. The third rope is spliced together in a similar manner as the second rope and interlocked with the end loop.

Harness rope assembly

A connection assembly for releasably coupling a first article to a second article includes a first attachment including first strap, first panel attached to the first strap and releasably extendable through a slot on the first article, first mating member and first loop attached to the first strap, the first panel extendable through the first loop to retain the first panel and the first mating member in a static position on the first article, and a second attachment including second strap, second panel attached to the second strap and releasably extendable through a slot on the second article, second mating member removably coupled to the first mating member, the second mating member and second loop attached to the second strap, the second panel extendable through the second loop to retain the second panel and the second mating member in a static position on the second article.

Connection assembly for releasably coupling a first article to a second article

A safety harness assembly to improve the comfort of the user of a saddle which supports a person who is positioned in a tree. The saddle comprises a primary support, which comprises upper and lower straps secured together to form a closed loop. A panel is attached to and extends between the upper and lower straps. The closed loop includes a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge to which is secured a bridge line that in turn can be secured to a tree. A cross strap is attached to and extends between the upper and lower straps. The cross strap retains the primary support in a stowed configuration and is reversibly stretchable to position the primary support in a deployed configuration when the primary support forms a cradle for the buttocks. A secondary support retains the primary support upon the user.

Safety harness assembly

A tree stick mount attachment assembly includes a tree stick body. A panel has a front side, a back side, and a perimeter edge extending between the front and back sides. The backs side faces and is attached to the tree stick body. The perimeter edge has a plurality of slots therein and each of the slots extends through the front and back sides. The slots removably receive a tether extending around the tree to retain the tree stick body on the tree. The tether is attached to the tree stick body and extended around the tree. Thereafter, the tether is then extended into the slots to secure the tree stick body to the tree.

Tree stick mount attachment assembly and method

A tree climbing stick nesting system includes a plurality of tree climbing stick assemblies each including a stick body. A step and a standoff are each attached to the stick body. A coupler is attached to the stick body and releasably secures together a pair of the tree climbing stick assemblies to define secured tree sticks such that longitudinal axes of the secured tree sticks are orientated parallel to each other. The coupler includes a first mating member and a second mating member. The first mating member of one of the tree climbing stick assemblies is vertically engageable with the second mating member of another one of the tree climbing stick assemblies when the stick bodies of the secured tree sticks are vertically orientated.

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Merrill, WI, United States of America

Shawn Paul Chadwick