Poop Forks- what is your favorite kind and why?

[Jarpur]

@kashmere

I love these forks. They make a huge difference for me. I am also very tall and lanky with long arms. The shorter folks I know seem to prefer the normal straight handles, but the other gangly gal at the barn and I are devoted to these forks.

I’m on the shorter side, while my husband (a foot taller) qualifies as long and lanky; we both prefer the ergonomic type of fork.

[longlanefarm]

Regular DuraFork for paddocks but for sawdust/pellet stall cleaning my absolute favorite: https://www.bigdweb.com/product/code/1157FT.do?gclid=Cj0KCQjwivbsBRDsARIsADyISJ9JRH8ZzExdcgwkvdW-xsGjR3_YwN7GfzO7NbjeplE26g2f5EzvrpUaAm1XEALw_wcB
I have both sizes and use them everyday. Big one is definitely heavier but can hold a lot.

[endlessclimb]

@rememberthenight

I typically am a basket fork kinda girl… but I got the shakenfork as a Xmas present from DH, and I kinda am obsessed. I haven’t been able to
total stop shaking(because of habit) but I sped up my stall mucking significantly.

Okay I looked this thing up. What a ridiculous thing. But it’s hilarious. And I want to try one.

[Scarlet_Gilia]

I love the Equi-Tee Flex’n Fork, the manual version of the Shake’n Fork. It is well balanced and the tines are very durable.It’s the first fork I’ve had to survive a winter; it’s actually lasted at least five.

[rememberthenight]

@endlessclimb

Okay I looked this thing up. What a ridiculous thing. But it’s hilarious. And I want to try one.

I really thought it was going to be the biggest waste of money ever. And the first month, I hated it until I figured out the learning curve of NOT HELPING it do it’s job. But once I stopped being greedy by overfilling it, I really do love the thing. I could make a video- anyone in CT is welcome to try mine;)