i had a set of those..they are really dangerous for the snake.[imho]You can buy one from www.tongs.com
a member named bear foot inc makes them i think.
pm him
moose
and most people dont.Furmont is located in TX, its the best hooks you can find.
Tongs only hurt a snake if you dont know how to use them
Well thats not entirely true. If you have one, you make sure to learn how to apply pressure etc.and most people dont.
and they are dangerous..a hook is superior, imho, except for dealing with hot snakes.
Yea your right, even with some hots a hook is better... I really dont like tongs, except for the genital giant... and that is EXPENSIVE!!
Yea your right, even with some hots a hook is better... I really dont like tongs, except for the genital giant... and that is EXPENSIVE!!
Righto, not the best for the fast elapids... But vipers i would prefer the hook...Well thats not entirely true. If you have one, you make sure to learn how to apply pressure etc.
A hook is fine as long as the snake are behaving, if not then you might end up in hospital. To use a hook for a mamba for example is asking for trouble.
For field its better to just let a crazy snake be alone, but in captivity you might need to transfer it and a tong is a good backup.
I rarely use it for field since there are no snakes here that I really need one for.
For mediumsized vipers a hook is fine.
Did that on purpus, wondered if anyone would catch it ;P
(its gentle giant...)
i have been using them for decades, two different kinds of tongs available, both best sellers at the biggest companies.Well thats not entirely true. If you have one, you make sure to learn how to apply pressure etc.
or giant genital...
(its gentle giant...)
Furmont is located in TX, its the best hooks you can find.
Tongs only hurt a snake if you dont know how to use them
Same here.Yep, The Stump Rippers are the Lamboorghini of the snake hook world..lol...it's the only field hook I use these days....