My last two bullwhips #7 and #8 both have been bid on, so they will sell when the auctions end.

With the listing of the last two whips on ebay (particularly the Kangaroo whip #8) I've been getting a lot of emails from aspiring whipmakers.

I find that odd because I mention that I am new to this on the listings. They want advice and I really don't have much advice to give them. Other than it takes practice...and a lot of leather.

I did get an email from a guy who lives on beacon hill and rents props to theaters and does fight choreography that may be interested in a "affordable" whip. So that's pretty cool.

The picture is of me cutting Kangaroo strands for whip #9 and miss ella helping me out.