A connector device and method of use has a first member and second member that, when connected, securely hold two points on at least one object in place. The device has a first member with a hook at a first end and a hollow receptacle at a second end. A second member has a hook or other terminating point at a first end and a threading on a second end with a length and teeth. The first hook attaches to a first point on at least one object. The threading on second member enters first end of receptable and out of a second end of the receptacle, held securely in place via a tongue at the second end of the receptacle that catches a rib at a desired length. The present invention and methods may be used to bring two points on at least one object closer together to provide support and stability.

The Support Hanger for Trees and Bushes is a utilitarian item that can be used to hang items on trees or bushes. Heavier items often need a sturdy branch so that they don't sag or slide off the branch. The Support Hanger for Trees and Bushes allows the user to place their heavier item(s) in any place on the tree by using two adjacent branches to support the weight of the item(s). It can also be used to support branches that are hanging too low at the bottom of the tree to avoid bald spots within the tree.

The Support Hanger for Trees and Bushes is a utilitarian item that can be used to hang items on trees or bushes. Heavier items often need a sturdy branch so that they don't sag or slide off the branch. The Support Hanger for Trees and Bushes allows the user to place their heavier item(s) in any place on the tree by using two adjacent branches to support the weight of the item(s). It can also be used to support branches that are hanging too low at the bottom of the tree to avoid bald spots within the tree.