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A back pack for carrying a plurality of stacked goose decoys in the disassembled condition to enable a hunter to easily carry a supply of the decoys for field use. The back pack is in the form of an inverted hollow conic section, open at the top only with a pair of spaced flat bars, each parallel to

A back pack for carrying a plurality of stacked goose decoys in the disassembled condition to enable a hunter to easily carry a supply of the decoys for field use. The back pack is in the form of an inverted hollow conic section, open at the top only with a pair of spaced flat bars, each parallel to the axis of the conic section, fixed to each other and to the conic section and located at a spaced distance from the conic section. Padding is fixed to the exterior of each bar so that it may comfortably rest against the back of the user. A flexible harness unit is attached to each of two spaced points on each bar and shaped so as to fit about each shoulder and the chest of a user, when the back pack is worn. The back pack, when rested on the bars in the empty condition on the ground serves itself as the body of a decoy, to which a detachable head unit may be fixed.

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A back pack device for storing and transporting a plurality of goose decoy units, comprising a back pack unit which is of a size and shape to serve as a body of a goose decoy unit in a free-standing position, together with a head unit that serves as a head section of a said goose decoy unit, in whic

A back pack device for storing and transporting a plurality of goose decoy units, comprising a back pack unit which is of a size and shape to serve as a body of a goose decoy unit in a free-standing position, together with a head unit that serves as a head section of a said goose decoy unit, in which the back pack unit is formed with a container body in the form of a section of sheet, rolled substantially in the shape of a conic section, with said container body open at least at the larger end of said conic section, and in which a pair of longitudinally extending spaced apart bars are mounted externally to the container body via spacer means so that each of said bars extends substantially parallel to the axis of the conic section of the container body at a distance from the container body, so as to serve as back pack supports.