Another what's this thread!!!

[doghouse]

My mother passed away a while back and my sister was going through some of her stuff and found this. She sent these pics. Anyone have a clue what it is? She was 90 when she passed and never through any thing away.

[junior]

maybe a tool used to grab a cast iron pot by its handle?

[Jaybo31]

Its obviously a hootus. Just abbreviated.

[jerp]

You have heard people say "I don't give a hoot", right? Well, that is what you hand someone if you do in fact give a hoot. In fact that one must be worth several.

[Goldeneagle]

Changed my mind. Don't know.

[Chew]

It's for killing spotted owls. You knock 'em in the head with the hoot-n-nanny tool (available at your local hardware store).

[Stuck]

You have heard people say "I don't give a hoot", right? Well, that is what you hand someone if you in fact do give a hoot. In fact since hoots is plural, that one must be worth several.

Looks like it's designed to give multiple hoots. Like tapping them on the head with it once would be one hoot?

[PEC]

maybe a tool used to grab a cast iron pot by its handle?

This is my guess

[fox1]

Nothing pops up on Tineye

[tradtiger]

Agree on cast-iron handling implement. (Also great to give and show you care.)

[pblaetz]

There is a www.hootsfurs.com
I can't get the page to load, but it looks like they carry and make trapping related supplies and tools. Could definitely be something along those lines.

[FLASH_OUTDOORS]

Tuned in

[Tmag]

There is a www.hootsfurs.com
I can't get the page to load, but it looks like they carry and make trapping related supplies and tools. Could definitely be something along those lines.

I found it too, but there isn't anything that looks like it on their site.

[louieagarcia]

You guys are reading it wrong....it actually says STOOH!

[Hoggslayer]

That's what you use to calibrate a henway.