I have no clue what they’re saying, but I like the sound they’re making!
Sure, the cracks aren’t as elaborate as in Australian style whip cracking, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I think the differences in whip cracking between cultures are something that ought to be recognized and celebrated even though one style may be more elaborate than others.
[Edit: One of my Facebook page members posted this link for some background on what this is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aperschnalzen]
I would love to get a line up of guys like this using 12ft cow whips. The sound would be deafening!
Thanks goes out to Pete Gamble of Pic-N-Mix Circus for finding this.
-Rhett Kelley
Rhett Kelley Whips, LLC.
Synthetic and Supersonic 
October 15th, 2012 at 10:44 pm
its very fine to see a short movie about our whipcracking in the bavarian/austrian alps . we do it in springtime to bring the winter out . its a old old tradition and the whips a very heavy
greets simon