Sweet Chestnut Wooden Crook
Wooden neck crook preferred for herding dog trials
| Common Uses |
This enables you to snag an animal by the neck as they move past you or when trying to sort one out. |
| Specs |
Sweet chestnut is a hardwood grown on the chalk hills of England. It is 54" long and has a lacquered surface, brass metal tip and sculpted neck. |
| Benefits |
A professional crook that is also popular as a decorative (and useful) gift. Introduced 20 years ago to USA by Premier. |
| Tips |
For catching small breeds, lambs, sheep with wool, or goats with a neck crook: Once the neck is inside the loop, instantly rotate the crook with your wrist. This applies pressure to both sides of the neck and give you a precious second or two to pull the animal into reach of your hands. |
5 out of 5








