The Bag Snagger is the first and only tool ever designed specifically to remove plastic bags and other debris from trees. Perfect for landfill operators, parks departments, arborists and citizen tree pruners, the patented Bag Snagger is the ideal implement for going after tree litter which in many areas has become a genuine blight on the landscape. It is also excellent for removing dead branches which can be hazardous if blown out by the wind. Able to reach heights of more than 40 feet, the Bag Snagger can get rid of virtually all unsightly bags which have lodged in trees in parks, along city streets, or anywhere trees may be threatened.

Bag Snaggers are now being used by companies and organizations throughout the country, including landfill companies in many states, parks departments such as New York City's Central Park Conservancy, and numerous volunteer organizations dedicated to preserving the health and beauty of trees.

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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