Bull Whips

    Also known as a Stock Whip, this Mexican import is a favorite because it is rugged, inexpensive and needs almost no "breaking-in."

    In recent years the 6-foot, 4-plait cowhide whip has has been thought to be"hard to crack." It seems that getting a really loud sound out of one takes an awful lot of practice ... and muscle -- especially when compared to finely braided kangaroo hide bull whips and stock whips made in the Australian style.

   But, if cracking is not as important as impact, with the popper removed, the latigo fall is a safe-and-sane "hitter" with a long reach.  
   
    Be sure to check our Bullwhip Clearance page in the Bargains section for one-of-a-kind items.