Just out of curiosity which hook type does everyone prefer just the right angle bend or the "hoop"?
08-06-2015, 02:47 PM
Reinz
While I have no experience with a hook, I would think that you would have more lateral control and in twisting motions with the traditional hook/hoop design. Meaning less droppings as well.
08-06-2015, 05:28 PM
John1982
My field hook is more of a "v" shaped design - better for flipping stuff and still works fine for wrangling. My in house hooks are more traditional "u" shaped pieces.
08-06-2015, 05:34 PM
Gio
Re: Home Made Snake Hook
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Originally Posted by jclaiborne
Just out of curiosity which hook type does everyone prefer just the right angle bend or the "hoop"?
I sense a business venture coming LOL!
Let me step up and say, I'd order from you if things pan out!
Nice job!
08-06-2015, 06:00 PM
jclaiborne
Re: Home Made Snake Hook
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Originally Posted by Reinz
While I have no experience with a hook, I would think that you would have more lateral control and in twisting motions with the traditional hook/hoop design. Meaning less droppings as well.
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Originally Posted by John1982
My field hook is more of a "v" shaped design - better for flipping stuff and still works fine for wrangling. My in house hooks are more traditional "u" shaped pieces.
Makes sense, from my testing with both these hooks they really both handle weight pretty well, it seems like if you pick something up and bend this hook you found a huge animal. That being said pulling items with them works just a well, it is easer to pull with the right angle hook because you can just reach out instead of going over the top. Both will deform a little when used like a pry bar...
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Originally Posted by Gio
I sense a business venture coming LOL!
Let me step up and say, I'd order from you if things pan out!
Nice job!
Thank you, I appreciate it. If it gets to that point I will create a different thread in the for sale section so there aren't any TOS violations.
