The Bag Snagger is the first and only tool ever designed and patented for removing plastic bags from trees. Able to extend up to 40 feet, the Bag Snagger can totally eliminate the problem of bags in trees, which in many areas have become a genuine blight on the landscape. The Bag Snagger is also excellent for removing dead branches which may have gotten lodged in a tree and for testing potentially hazardous branches which may be close to falling. In addition, it is perfect for snagging debris in waterways, along shorelines and from other hard-to-reach areas.

Bag Snaggers are now being used by numerous parks departments, government agencies and private companies throughout the world, including New York City's Central Park, as well as non-profit and volunteer organizations dedicated to preserving the health and beauty of trees, landscapes and waterways.

The basic Bag Snagger set includes two 6-foot length fiberglass telescoping poles with the Bag Snagger attaching head (pictured above), along with four 6-foot fiberglass extension poles with snap button connectors. It can reach up to 40 feet. Also available is a smaller version of the Bag Snagger—the Pocket Snagger—using 4-foot poles for easier portability and use. A Pocket Snagger Set (8-foot telescoping and four additional extension poles) reaches heights of almost 30 feet.

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