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Your favorite hand pruners?

Started by RedShaft, January 01, 2014, 10:12:00 PM

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2treks

I am watching this thread. I lost my pruners this year, so I need some more. I have been set up with a great distributer and I will be adding items to our line-up as I can. Pruners/saws will be coming soon. I can't get all that have been mentioned but I can get some of them.
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United States Navy.
1986-1990


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Pat B.

Corona makes a set of ratchet pruners that also work very well.. They cost around $15 ..

njloco

E-Z cut, more than one pair, one for home, one for hunting and one, just incase i misplace one of the others.

  • Leon Stewart 3pc. 64" R/D 51# @ 27"
  • Gordy Morey 2pc. 68" R/D 55# @ 28"
  • Hoyt Pro Medalist, 70" 42# @ 28" (1963)
  • Bear Tamerlane 66" 30# @ 28" (1966)- for my better half
  • Bear Kodiak 60" 47# @ 28"(1965)

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dhaverstick

I did a lot of research on this subject and bought a pair of Florian ratchet pruners a few years ago. They are more expensive but worth every penny!

Ray Lyon

My shoulder bag has a small pouch on the back that I carry ratchet pruners and a small folding saw in. Carry a piece of duct tape in the pouch and you can cut a sapling and make a serviceable extension saw if you're working on a tree stand. I find I use both the saw and pruners equally and it's best to get high quality on both-they'll work quicker and quieter and be a sound investment for many years.
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wooddamon1

I've had some Gerber pruners for years, still in great shape. Have to clean pine sap off once in a while, but no biggie. If I forget my saw, I can also cut bigger stuff with the pruners by squeezing and turning the blades around the limb like a tubing cutter. I make a lot of brush blinds and these are a great little light weight tool.
"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear

tracker12

EZ Cut for me. Mine have been in use for 10 years now. If the blade gets bad I send them back and get a free replacement.
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