The Warwood Wildland Hoe is built for the kind of outdoor work ordinary yard tools are not made to handle.
Designed for wildland fire crews, trail builders, land managers, conservation crews, public works teams and rural property owners, this tool is made for cutting roots, grubbing soil, clearing overgrowth and working through hard ground.
The head is forged from 1060 American steel and heat-treated for durability and edge retention. Three sharpened working edges provide multiple cutting and scraping surfaces without requiring users to switch tools in the field.
The working end measures 5.25" blade x 5.75" long and is made from 3/16" steel thickness, also commonly referred to as 7 gauge steel.
Choose Your Handle Length
The Wildland Hoe is available in two handle-length variants:
Shipping note: The 60" handle is subject to additional carrier length surcharges. Customers looking for the lowest shipping cost should select the 47" version.
The locking-bolt head system is designed for field serviceability, allowing the tool to be broken down, maintained or repaired without sending it back to the shop.
Features:
- Forged 1060 American steel head
- Heat-treated for durability and edge retention
- Three sharpened working edges
- 5.25" blade x 5.75" long
- 3/16" steel thickness / 7 gauge steel
- Available with a 47" or 60" American ash handle
- Locking-bolt head system for field serviceability
- Powder-coated Warwood Blue finish
- Built for brush clearing, fire line work, trail maintenance and land management
- Made in the USA
Common Uses:
- Fire line construction
- Brush and root clearing
- Trail building and maintenance
- Firebreak maintenance
- Defensible space work
- Land and property management
- Conservation and public works projects
