The Habitat Hook

Create whitetail habitat quickly and efficiently using Nation's Creations' Habitat Hook.

All Habitat Hooks Feature The Following:

  • CAD Designed
  • CNC Laser Cut Teeth
  • MIG Welded
  • Teeth Provide Excellent Grip On The Bark Of Trees
  • Push Point - Works GREAT On All Trees (No Slip)
  • Orange powder coat is now standard
  • In use throughout the U.S.

Aluminum Habitat Hook Features

  • Made from 6061 Aircraft grade Aluminum, won't corrode or rust
  • 304L Stainless Steel, laser cut replaceable teeth
  • Stainless Steel fasteners used to secure teeth
  • Soft ATV grips
  • 3 length adjustments (6', 8 1/2', 11')
  • Square tube design makes for quick length adjustment and fast engaging snap button
  • Very light weight (Only 7 1/2 lbs!)

Steel Habitat Hook Features

  • Extends to 13 feet to provide more leverage on trees
  • 3 length adjustments (7', 10', and 13')
  • Length adjustments made easy by using the double sided solid push button (very durable)
  • T-handle is made from high strength DOM tubing
  • ATV grips are added for comfort
  • Weighs just over 9 lbs
  • Affordable and well built

All Habitat Hooks are now powder coated as standard with a high gloss finish. Powder Coating is a process where a special blend of polymers are sprayed (in powder form) onto a metal surface and then baked in an oven at approximately 400 degrees. The polymer powder melts and fuses together over the surface, creating a uniform, hi-gloss, hard shell surface. It is a more durable finish (higher resistance to chips, scratches, abrasions, etc) providing a higher level of professionalism to an already well built, special purpose tool.


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