The" Guess what this is?" game!

[veggiechicken]

What is this object and how can it be used?

[noviceveggrower]

Is at a hand fork one end and a patio/ gap weeder the other?
Looks fairly big next to the pen and also looks fairly weathered and well used.

[Sarico]

Some kind of weed cleaner device.

[dogsbody]

The "EAST" portion of a weather vane?

[Bren In Pots]

The "EAST" portion of a weather vane?

That's what I think it is as well.

[Jay22]

Well, at least it's not a chicken leg!!

[alldigging]

A very strange hive tool with a doodah for spacing frames on one end.

[Bill HH]

This is clearly a battlement guage. Used by masons in the 12th century. One mason would stand at the top of the castle and the other would stand on the ground some distance away and look through the guage and advise his mate up top if the spacing of battlements were correct. its use was discontinued in the 13th century when tape measures were invented.

[Lumpy]

For getting boy scouts out of horses hooves?
Or
As a drag it along and create 2 trenches thingy
Or
For de shelling very large snails to est them (more commonly found in a french kitchen)

[veggiechicken]

You're doing well with your guesses - some better than others - but I'm not giving you any clues.
Answer later

[lottie dolly]

If it's not the E fell of your vane,it must be one off them there whatsit thingybobs doodahs,
neptunes lighter weight watsit,
or you have no idea yourself

[veggiechicken]

I know what it is/was! One of the pups brought it into the house to show me

[Bren In Pots]

I know what it is/was! One of the pups brought it into the house to show me

Its a dog chew

[skeggijon]

It's quite obviously a branding iron, designed for people to brad their own, erm back pasture

[Lumpy]

A nit comb for very large nits?