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| --Whip Vendors-- Paul Stenhouse------------------ Paul makes great Indiana Jones Style bullwhips he definitely is the future of whipmaking. East Coast Whips--------Jim Markell at East Coast Whips makes great Indiana Jones Style bullwhips at great prices he also makes a 16 plait Aussie style bullwhip. Western Stage Props.com-------Here you can buy many different styles of whips all made by different people, Most of the whips are made by Joe Strain And Terry Jacka and they also sell nylon bullwhips and Florida style stock whips and especially a Indiana Jones style bullwhip made by Joe strain. DukeWhips----A Very friendly whip maker who listens to what the customer wants and will do many custom orders. He makes Snakewhips, Bullwhips and Stockwhips. He also makes a wonderful Indiana Jones Style bullwhip that he sells at great price. Mr. Duke was extremely fast in helping me buy leather for a whip from him and he included many things free of charge. Incredibly nice to make businesses with. --8 ft 12 plait Natural Tan Kangaroo Bullwhip The "Indy" by Robert Duke-- David Morgan Bullwhips---Here You can buy whips made by David Morgan who created the whips for the Indiana Jones series, You Can buy the Indiana Jones style bullwhip, Snakewhips, Stockwhips, signal whips and whips also made by Terry Jacka. USWings----They sell some nice looking bullwhips but that is the only whip they sell. The have a Indy style whip but its unknown who makes it. MHWwhips--His stuff looks great, but I had asked him a few times before about one of his kits and he never responded. I am not sure if he is still around making whips to people on the web. He may be I just don't really know. Coyotewhips-----------------Some great nylon snake whips and it looks like they have a very interesting way of tapering the nylon down the thong of the whip.
Whips
by Axel-------in general this place makes really nice whips....if you take a
look at them then you will know what I mean. Murphy
Whips---all around a great whip maker has a large selection of whips to
choose from, from bullwhips to stockwhips there are a lot this guy makes. Jim
Hurlbutt/Specialty Whips--------the work looks extremely nice and so I guess
the whips are special. EM
Brand Whips--------A great Whipmaker who has a wonderful dvd and vhs for
sale on how to make a bullwhip. He sells many different kinds of whips and his
work looks nicely done. He also sells Indy Whip replicas. WhipWrangler--------some
nice looking nylon Blacksnakes and they have a very interesting new design, and
look very nice. Rhett
Kelley-----The leading producer in nylon bullwhips and nylon Cow whips, the
wait time is up to a year at the most but I hear it is really worth the wait. Gregory DeSaye---------------------some very nice looking nylon stockwhips and nylon bullwhips. Down Under Saddle Supply---I am not sure who makes them but they seem nice looking. All of the whips they make are stockwhips and a few bullwhips. Si Davey--Really nice looking finely braided whips by Si Davey whips. GLDEnterprises--They sell the designs on their site but the say that they also do custom work. Paul Nolan is the lead whip maker here but James Jarrell also does some of the work. They are in the process or creating a beginners kit for those that want to get into the hobby but are on a tight budget that will only cost 30$. Other then on the site Paul Nolan also does custom orders. Cowboy-by Design-----Fine made whips by Jack Perry and his wife Ruth Perry. The whips look really nice as far as I can tell and, other then just whips this place makes some really nice looking cowboy gear. The Whip Store-----The only UK business offering a choice or many different whips from different whip makers. Their current Whipmakers are Scott Martin, DT King and Victor Tella, other than just whips they also sell whip accessories like Zorro boards and falls and such. Martin Whips----Is a family owned company that sells very nicely crafted Whips. Each Bullwhip belly is pulled through a copper pipe handle foundation making it so that the belly will never come away from the handle. They sell cowhide whips that put some Roohide whips to shame for their performance. The cane on the stockwhips is of the highest quality I have seen, and the braiding is very tight and strong. For some of the whips Scott uses a Greenhide core which is among some of the strongest material for a whip core. They also sell whip kits that includes a whipmaking books by Ron Edwards for free! They even decided to post videos on their website of making knots and doing certain round braids. Believe it or not they even sell a kids whip, and a custom whip for kids great as a gift and you can have your name imprinted in the wrist strap. They have very, very good prices and will ship anywhere I believe. ( depends if you want to pay the shipping :) but its really worth the shipping cost). I've tried them for leather supply and they use top notch stuff! Definitely have a look around here. Whipmaking has been in their family for 3 generations. --Vendors By Email Or Ebay.com-- (the fowling vendors (at this point in time) only sell via email or Ebay.com. But don't let that discourage you, mostly all of them make outstanding whips.) Jerry Rasmussen----Jerry
makes very nice looking whips and he sells mostly on Ebay. From what I know he
makes very nice bullwhips, and can probably gotten at a really good price
because they are put up on to Ebay. If you email him he will do custom work if
you request it. look for him on Ebay his Ebay Id is jnrtexas Janine Fraser---------Janine
makes very very nice looking stockwhips and at the moment only does businesses
by email or mail. The knots she does on her whips look very complex and
advanced! I want one! to bad they aren't
cheap...
--knot work on a whip by Janine Fraser--
--Whipmaking Supplies-- Martin Whip's Whip Supplies---Here is another site run by martin whips for whipmaking supplies. Here is a place where the people you are buying it from know what you need because its strictly for whip supplies. They have a great selection of cowhides and Roohides at great prices and even sell cane for Stockwhip handles. I just received from leather from Scott Martin And I must say it is beyond belief! This leather is wonderful, The Cane handles he sent me are awesome and the falls are so good they look machine made. I HIGHLY recommend Martin whips! the service and the quality of the product is great and if the leather is this great I cant believe how good his whips must be! The price is definitely worth it! Siegel's of ca----This
place has lots of leather.....all different kinds but at the moment I cant
really make detailed review because their site is currently under
construction. leather factory---Has boatloads of leather and any leather tools you can think of....has very cheap prices but I cant comment about the quality or thickness because I never asked or purchased anything here but looks like they have top notch stuff. u braid it---Tons of books and lace and other tack supplies but they do not have any uncut hides....Only precut lace. But they do sell nylon chord for nylon whips. David Morgan-----They sell large amounts of Roohides and roo lace but no cow stuff. There are tons of books and they also sell pecards leather dressing, some very high priced leather but some of the best you can find from the man who makes the Real Indy Jones style whip. You can call the shop and talk with morgan and have him pick out a hide for you just tell him what kind of whip you are using it for and he will get you a great one. Tandy Leather--------ok, Tandy leather is a really great place to get leather from but only really if you have a Tandy shop near you. The online store does not really have as much as the stores do and its really much better to see the leather in person then just guess and hope its correct and waste all that cash on something you cant use. The people at the shop were very helpful and understood (almost) everything I asked them. They were very nice, even though they though I was crazy when I said I was cutting my own lace for whipmaking. And one of the people there even said they had been making whips for 5 years. They even have a wholesale club for people big in the leather industry so you can get a good discount on things and it cost 35$ for 2 years, and almost pays for itself within 2 purchases. I get all of my tools from the shop and if you have one with in at least 2 hours your house you should go, but make sure you bring lots of cash :)
--EXTRA WHIP LINK REFERENCE-- Whip Enthusiasts--------. They have a very helpful message board to post on where people will always kindly answer your questions. There are also groups that you can join and go out cracking with. Find A Whip Enthusiasts group in your area and get cracking!
If you know of any fine Whipmakers that are not on our links page and should be, or you want to have your site added to the list or want to send us a picture to add to your vendor description, or have a comment about our site just E-mail us (tetrawhip@yahoo.com) |
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