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This little guy is being raffled off this weekend at the annual Chisolm Trails Chuckwagon cook off. I usually don't get many opportunities to build sporty shorties so I jumped on it this time. Its five feet 12 plait in black/white. Core is 18" of BB's. I tried something different by ending in a 4 point fall hitch with a 15" twisted fall. I am very happy with the results.

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Post by Fritz Ehlers »

Nice pattern work, looks like a fast whip too.
I'd certainly buy a raffle ticket or two for a chance to win it.
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Pretty, Roy! I like the sporty shorties
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I like the checker flag design towards the top.
It fits the fast sporty properties of the whip.
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Post by David Cross »

Now, see, I wish I could get my 8-6-4 drops to look like that. There's always a little kink where each drop occurs. Nothing like that anywhere on your whips. So jealous.

This thing looks great. I've never done a black and white whip before. Whomever gets this one will be a happy camper for sure.
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Very nice. Somebody will be real happy to get this whip!
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Post by Rachel McCollough »

Golly, Roy, that is absolutely gorgeous!!!! You set the bar higher each time!!!! So smooth taper and plaiting, and fancy pattern work in the thong... That is too cool. Wow.
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Post by Rachel McCollough »

And I sure like that twisted fall to go on a fall hitch. Perfect.
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Post by Paul Slater »

That looks superb Roy.
Really quite special looking in those colours.
The twisted fall is something I am going to have to look into as that looks so different too.
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Post by Chris Castle »

Very nice! Love the interspersed patterns.

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Thank you all very much for the compliments. Fritz it sure is speedy. I had fun testing it out in the living room after Lindsay left this morning.
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Post by Efren de Gala »

It just looks so clean and crisp and quick like a fencing sabre. Not gonna lie though, I kept thinking that maybe there was an actual small cow in one of the pictures and I'd missed it.
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Smart man, Roy. You don't want her to catch you whipping indoors. ^_~
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David I am afraid she might have hidden cameras that watch me break her rules. Its fun to be bad though
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Rock on, brother. Just...don't break anything.
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Post by Craig Frank »

Very good looking whip. I've tried mixing up the plaiting pattern mid stream, but mine didn't look nearly as smooth as yours.
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Very good looking whip. :)
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Post by Robert Gage »

That's a really fun-looking whip, Roy! But a 5-footer indoors? You must have a bigger living room that I do!
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Thanks Craig, Bobbi and Mr Robert. Mr Robert we have high ceilings but I usually end up smacking the ceiling fan at least once when I am breaking Lindsay's "no cracking in the house" rules.
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Efren de Gala wrote:It just looks so clean and crisp and quick like a fencing sabre. Not gonna lie though, I kept thinking that maybe there was an actual small cow in one of the pictures and I'd missed it.
Haha! Efren, perhaps this could be a new model for me. The little whip for little cows
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