Where to get snake hooks

Does anyone remember FurMont Reptile Hooks? They were state of the art in the 70's & 80's, and I have several left, including a "Stump Ripper", a collapsible "Suitcase" hook, and a dandy small "Cage" hook. I also have several of their rip-stop nylon snake bags left, (all with sewn triangular corners for safely handling hot snakes). I've looked around on the internet and can't seem to find them anymore. I did find a blog posting about the owner of FurMont, Richard Furhman, having passed away, but found no other mentions of their products being produced or available. Glad I hung on to the ones I have, 30+ years and still going strong!

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Originally Posted by Slitherous

Does anyone remember FurMont Reptile Hooks? They were state of the art in the 70's & 80's, and I have several left, including a "Stump Ripper", a collapsible "Suitcase" hook, and a dandy small "Cage" hook. I also have several of their rip-stop nylon snake bags left, (all with sewn triangular corners for safely handling hot snakes). I've looked around on the internet and can't seem to find them anymore. I did find a blog posting about the owner of FurMont, Richard Furhman, having passed away, but found no other mentions of their products being produced or available. Glad I hung on to the ones I have, 30+ years and still going strong!

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Furhman Diversified is no more. The crew is now creating without Richard and as: Beaudaly Enterprise.
http://www.beaudalyenterprise.com/Our_Products.html
Another FD ex-employee is Stoney McDonald http://www.aestoney.com/stumpripper.html
Mind you, I don't know these guys and have not purchased product from either one. That's where they are these days

I bought this one on Amazon.com for $40 with free shipping. It's super light weight and very sturdy, top notch hook in my opinion. I use this a couple times a week on my dwarf reticulated python. It's about the size of a golf club.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1