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Re: Tools to help make being a herp owner easier

Originally Posted by ladywhipple02

I've kept snakes for nearly fifteen years, and only in the last year did I purchase a professional snake hook. I wish I hadn't been stubborn and had gotten one with my very first snake. It's such a multi-use tool.

Originally Posted by jnb150

What do you use it for,.... other than hooking a snake? LOL

I don't really need mine for picking them up, but they're very handy for redirecting them.

Last edited by wnateg; 10-15-2019 at 02:55 PM.

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