HUMVMV [U.S. Design Patented] 12-Inch 2-in-1 Poop Scooper & Rake – Adjustable Handle (Red)

Effortless coop cleanup with HUMVMV

Meet the HUMVMV [U.S. Design Patented] 12-Inch 2-in-1 Chicken Poop Scooper & Rake — a versatile tool built to simplify daily coop maintenance. The 12" wide head covers more material per pass, while the ergonomic design minimizes bending and fatigue during longer sessions. The blend of strength and lightness makes routine cleaning feel less like a chore and more like a quick routine.

As you work, you’ll notice how the tool balances power and precision. The combo scoop and rake assembly lets you sweep waste into the scoop while the rake teeth gather feathers and bedding, enabling you to move from one corner to the next with ease.

Three-shape sifting holes for smart waste separation

• Round hole (0.315") targets finer waste for efficient separation.
• Oval hole (0.472" x 0.315") balances speed with bedding retention.
• Honeycomb pattern (~0.394") handles larger debris for thorough cleanup.

2-in-1 design and one-handed operation

• Rake teeth gather waste and feathers fast, while the sifting scoop separates bedding from debris.
• One-handed use reduces bending and strain, especially in tight coop spaces.

Adjustable, rugged hardware for a custom fit

• Four lengths: 20", 33.1", 47.3", and 61" with a secure twist-lock create a tailored reach.
• Sturdy stainless steel handle pairs with a durable scoop head for long-lasting performance.

Materials built to endure real-world conditions

• The scoop head uses automotive-grade nylon reinforced with impact modifiers for strength and a smooth surface that resists wear.
• The handle is rust-proof stainless steel, designed to withstand heat and cold without compromising grip.

Versatile beyond coops

Beyond chicken spaces, this tool serves as a capable litter scooper for small livestock, and as a beach sand sifter for quick cleanup of shells and debris. One tool, multiple roles.

Note: The description reflects the features and supported uses from the data. Real-world results may vary, and the tool should be used according to safety guidelines. The design aims to improve efficiency and comfort, not to guarantee outcomes.