Hand tool for moving logs or ties by leverage.
A rod with a hook on the end, which is used to turn, logs.
a peavey having a hook instead of a spike; used for handling logs
A strong wooden bar, fitted with a curved iron arm and a hook at one end. Used to lever logs and heavy timbers in the woods and at saw mills. A peavey is similar, but has a spike instead of the end hook.
A wooden lever with an iron hook at the lower end, used in turning logs or cants. Also, a Cant Dog.
A pole with a movable hooked arm at or near one end, for catching hold of logs and rolling them
Stout wooden lever, having a toe ring and lip at the end, used in rolling logs. Differs from a peavey in that it has no spike in the end of the stock. In the BWCAW, has given its name to a lake and Primitive Management Area.
A cant hook is a traditional logging tool consisting of a wooden lever handle with a movable metal hook at one end, used for handling and moving logs. While similar to a peavey (tool), the cant hook has a blunt tip, often with teeth.