| 摘要 |
Tp Tracker is a compact, light weight, re-useable, crush resistant, moisture resistant container for holding a compact coreless roll of toilet paper, that can be attached to any belt, belt loop, back pack strap, etc. The primary purpose for inventing the TP Tracker was to make using toilet paper by hunters to mark blood trails when tracking a wounded animal. What makes it real unique for hunters, is it can be used one handed, a hunter does not have to set there weapon down to get a piece of toilet paper to mark the blood trail. But TP Tracker goes way beyond that in it also can be used by anyone needing toilet paper far from any restroom facilities, people like; hunters, fishermen, hikers, campers, even military personnel out in the field. |
| 主权项 |
1. TP Tracker will improve a hunters ability to effectively track a wounded animal. By marking the blood trail with toilet paper without setting their weapon down or taking their eyes off the trail ahead where the animal may be.
TP Tracker will also make it more convenient for a hunter when they have to go to the restroom out in the woods, by hanging the TP Tracker from a tree branch and easily pulling toilet paper out. Unlike other blood trail markers that half to be picked up after tracking an animal, and trying to find them all, specially in the dark, can be a hard task. Although it is recommended that the TP Tracker toilet paper be picked up too, if you miss some pieces it is bio-degradable and will dissolve in a very short time. TP Tracker can be used as just a portable toilet paper dispenser by anyone enjoying the outdoors away from restroom facilities, or even military personal out in the field. Unlike other camping/hiking toilet paper, TP Tracker holds its toilet paper in a very compact, crush resistant, moisture resistant, easy to use container, that can be hung from a tree branch and toilet paper can be easily pulled out with one hand. TP Tracker can be covered in different colors or schemes other then camouflage that might be more suitable for campers, hikers, fishermen, etc. |
