
The term Lagobolon is composed of two Greek words: lagos, hare, and ballo, I throw. It's a stick used to hunt hares, resembling a short stick with one end curved into a more or less pronounced crook, depending on the model. Several representations below, on a vase or ancient sculptures. The Lagobolon was an instrument used mainly by hunters on foot accompanied by hounds. In the 3rd century B.C., Leonidas of Tarentum mentions a Lagobolon shaped like a straight pole with short-cut branches.
Model 43 cm long, 1.2 cm thickness and a weight of 195 grams, made from solid beech board from the sustainably managed PEFC-certified forests of Franche-Comté.
Protected with organic chia seed oil grown in France.
Distance from 30 to 40 meters