Taipan’s Review of My Whipmaking DVDs

For years, “Taipan” of DallasDogSled.com has maintained one of the only cow whip tutorials on the web. I have referred countless people to his site for information on making whips and it has been a help to many. Recently Taipan got a copy of my Florida Cow Whip Tutorial DVDs. The following is his assessment [...]

Toheti Cane: Durable Material or Brittle Junk?

The dreaded scenario goes something like this: You’re at a whip practice and inadvertently leave your whip bag on the ground. Some very inattentive person comes walking up, doesn’t see your bag lying there, and steps right on it. Simultaneously, you hear a loud “crack,” but it doesn’t come from the popper of the Noreast [...]

Cow Whip Repair

A nylon cow whip is a pretty tough critter, but sometimes cowboys can be tougher. This week, I had a whip sent to me by a cowboy in Yukon, OK. His old whip needed a new tail (aka tapering twist). I don’t know who originally made it, but it was up to me to fix [...]

Fall Change Video

Okay yall, I’ve finally made it into the 21st century and uploaded my first video on Youtube! This one is how to put on a nylon paracord fall onto the end of the thong of one of my cow whips.  Enjoy!

Paypal Problems

I’m back from the theology conference in Orlando and I have learned that the Paypal button for my nylon crackers is not working correctly. Please bear with me as I hash it out with Paypal and try to get it fixed within a couple of days. In the meantime, if you want to purchase some [...]

The Wax Debate

My fellow nylon whipmaker, Steven Huntress, of Neawhips.com has just tackled the topic waxing nylon whips on his blog. Apparently, there’s some debate over the benefits of waxing nylon whips. To make this article make more sense, please visit Steve’s blog and read his article. Let me start by saying this is in no way [...]

Buy The New Bullwhip Book

If I decide to post an “FAQ” page on Cowwhips.com, near the top of that list of frequently asked questions would be this: “What resource do you recommend that will help me learn to crack a whip?” My answer to this question always begins with, The New Bullwhip Book by Andrew Conway. Andrew’s book is full of interesting facts [...]

Attaching a Cracker to the Fall

So, your new nylon whip arrives. All excited, you open the box in a hurry and run outside to try it out. After some time passes, you run into a problem. That little nylon cracker on the end of your fall is either missing, or in really bad shape.  You need to attach a new one. For folks who [...]

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