Vines wrapped around a pole, service drop, or guy wire are more than a nuisance — they're a climbing hazard, a tracking path in wet weather, and a job that puts hands closer to conductors than anyone wants.
The Jameson Ram's Horn (VP-6) is the purpose-built answer: a twin-prong vine puller that hooks, twists, and strips vegetation from poles and lines while the lineman works from a safe distance on the end of a pole.

The twin-prong "ram's horn" geometry is what separates it from a hook: vines feed into the throat between the prongs, where a twist of the pole wraps and grips them for a clean pull — and the same shape makes it a versatile aerial hand for limb control, rope management, and light pulling and lifting during maintenance work.
It's part of Jameson's family of vegetation tools alongside the Raptor Claw and Saber Tooth limb raiser, each shaped for a different grab.

Construction is composite glass-filled nylon: non-conductive for safety around energized lines, tough enough for real pulling loads, and molded in high-visibility yellow so the head stays easy to track against foliage and sky.
Jameson offers these heads in variants for hot-stick use or standard Jameson pole ferrules — verify your pole's attachment style when ordering.

• Twin-prong Ram's Horn head hooks, wraps, and pulls vines and vegetation
• Clears vines and fallen limbs from trees, utility poles, and lines at a safe distance
• Doubles for limb control, rope management, and light pulling/lifting
• Composite glass-filled nylon — non-conductive and durable
• High-visibility yellow for easy tracking against foliage
• Offered in hot-stick and standard Jameson pole ferrule variants

• Model: Jameson VP-6 Ram's Horn
• Head Type: Twin prong vine puller
• Material: Glass-filled nylon composite (non-conductive)
• Color: High-visibility yellow
• Use: Vegetation clearing, limb control, rope management