🔪 TinaWood Stainless Steel Butcher Shaping Tool Review

Small enough to carry in a backpack. Pick up the reindeer and keep your hands warm in sub-zero temperatures as you roll the carcass around the field. Who needs a deer carcass at home? After checking, place the meat in the fridge, leaving a pile of coyote intestines within reach where the coyotes are.

I used them on my cow. I didn't know it at the time, but the legs alone weighed over 200 pounds and I used them to carry it to the fridge. They didn't budge, they are ergonomic and even my 17 year old was able to use them well. If you've ever needed to control a large piece of meat, then this article is for you.

I use these hooks for my annual distribution of mulch, topsoil and bags of fertilizer. I usually order 3 pallets (180) of mulch bags and pulling them by hand will strain your fingers. These hooks are perfect for transporting large bags. Get some kits and the kids will join in without even asking. Good product.

I bought these to pull hard to grab items like straw bales, bags of garden soil, large boxes etc. They work great. I imagine they would go well with meat. The hooks are very sharp and the handles are comfortable for medium to large hands. Highly recommended.

These are perfect for lifting large crab pots and tipping them up without burning your hands. We use them in our 60 liter shrimp pot. It takes two people to hold the pot and a third to properly tilt the pot. These hooks now also allow the two men lifting the pot to tip over, reducing potential messes and accidents with too many 'cooks in the kitchen'. I wish I had known about this and bought them sooner. Now brewing low-style Cajun just got a whole lot easier!

I needed a tool to gently pull out the English Ivy vines that are always trying to crawl under and over my old concrete block garage. I love the look of ivy and the way it covers an ugly wall (although ivy has been known to destroy walls). But it's an old garage with very thick walls and I have ivy on it. However, it is necessary to keep the ivy under control so that it does not ruin the roof of the garage. I've always been frustrated with trimming ivy because it was difficult to get trimmers…