Dixie Log Peavey (Solid Socket) - 2-1/4" & 2-1/2'' Handle

• Handle Type: Hickory Hardwood that is the hardest and strongest wood found in North America. Read more about Peavey Handle from Dixie Industries
• Duckbill Hooks: Drop forged with the bills ground to a fine point.
• Socket and Pick: Built to last
  A drawn carbon steel socket is held in place with a special retaining tab forged into the pick.
  The pick is forged from high carbon steel before being solidly driven into the wooden handle.
• Replacement Parts: Replacement handles and duckbills are available to keep your Log Peavey in good working order for years to come. 

Peavey vs Cant Hook

Similarity: Peaveys and Cant hooks are important day-to-day logging tool that has a similar structure - a handle and a swing hook. They can be used interchangeably and able to perform the same jobs today, such as rolling and turning logs. 

Difference: The main difference between the two is the end, determinating how the tool grips logs. 
A Cant Hook: With the blunt end up against a log or pole, the hook of the cant hook can grab it at a second location. Once engaged, the handle gives the operator leverage to reposition it. Some cant hooks 
A peavey: It has a strong forged spike providing greater control of the movement of the log. With a spiked end, the log peavey can be stuck between logs to free them or stuck in the ground to stand the tool up making it easy to find. Usually, the handle of a peavey is longer.