Ross L Sherer

age ~58

from Temecula, CA

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Also known as:

Ross Lee Sherer
Ross C Sherer
Sherer Ress

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Ross Sherer Phones & Addresses

Temecula, CA
33877 Washington Dr, Yucaipa, CA 92399
33288 Camelot Dr, Yucaipa, CA 92399 • 9097901165
Oak Hills, CA
Chino, CA
San Bernardino, CA
Fontana, CA
Rescue, CA
41473 Zinfandel Ave, Temecula, CA 92591 • 9097901165

Work

Company:

Sherer enterprises
Aug 2004
Position:

Owner

Skills

Patents • Licensing • New Business Development • Product Development • Sales Management • Marketing Strategy • Business Strategy • Strategic Planning • Entrepreneurship • Start Ups • Team Building • Negotiation • Marketing • Manufacturing • Sales • Business Planning • Small Business • Business Development • Coaching • Project Management • Contract Negotiation

Industries

Real Estate

Resumes

Owner

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Location:

Temecula, CA

Industry:

Real Estate

Work:

Sherer Enterprises
Owner

Skills:

Patents
Licensing
New Business Development
Product Development
Sales Management
Marketing Strategy
Business Strategy
Strategic Planning
Entrepreneurship
Start Ups
Team Building
Negotiation
Marketing
Manufacturing
Sales
Business Planning
Small Business
Business Development
Coaching
Project Management
Contract Negotiation

Us Patents

Protective Garment For Livestock
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US Patent:

8316626, Nov 27, 2012
Filed:

Aug 20, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/194891
Inventors:

Ross Sherer - Yucaipa CA, US
International Classification:

B68C 5/00
A01K 13/00
US Classification:

54 792, 119850
Abstract:

A protective garment for livestock, such as a horse, has a first portion and a second portion defining a planar sheet of material. The first portion substantially covers a left leg and shoulder of the livestock, while the second portion substantially covers a right leg and shoulder of the livestock. The garment can comprise a one-piece protective cover or a two-piece protective cover. In one embodiment, the first portion and the second portion are connected to each other by an attachment member extending across a back of the livestock. In use, the protective garment is sufficiently secured to the livestock to protect it from undesirable external elements, such as insects and sunlight, yet somewhat loose to allow the livestock to freely move while wearing the garment.