This is the Gallery of "Wolf Creek Whips" - Rachel McCollough

[Ron May]

Rachel, I hate it when that happens.
And it happens to us all at one point or another.
Nice job.

Ron

[Rachel McCollough]

Me too! Thanks, Ron!

[Ron May]

Rachel, and they fly off and end up where all the missing socks from the dryer go, never to be seen again.

Ron

[Rachel McCollough]

I have located one, waaaaay out by the mailbox across the road. But no socks out there, Go figure!

[Tyler Blake]

It looks great Rachel, that is quite a difference between the waxed and unwaxed color!

[Rachel McCollough]

Thank you Tyler, it is quite a difference.

Something I meant to mention,
Credit for a quick change cracker loop is due to Tyler!

[Brandon "Sparky" Lam]

Looking good Rachel! I love the falls with those quick change crackers, though I've managed to snap a cracker once at the place where it connects XD

[Morten Aalykke Pedersen]

Looks very nice

[Guest]

Nice solution!

I like it more than the regular 'knot'.

English fall?

[Robert Gage]

Rachel, I like it! I like it a lot!

[Rachel McCollough]

Thank y'all, I thought it would be a good serviceable alternative!

Brandon that was some cracking hey, to cut it there!

Erik that sounds right, English Fall. Unless Tyler has a name for it!

Thank you Morten and Mr. Robert. I believe I have some more Acid Dark Brown here somewhere.....I need to make a few more.

[Tyler Blake]

I don't know a specific name other than double loop fall, which doesn't really roll off the tongue :p I learned it here myself from ... was it Roy and Devin?

[Rachel McCollough]

Ah! Well there we go. Erik made a good suggestion, English Fall sounds good for a cow whip then if no one has any protest
I figured it had been done before, I don't recall seeing it on a cow whip as a fall but as plaited from the tip like an English eye.

I like it's not difficult to mAke or tie on compared to the added benefit.

[Brandon "Sparky" Lam]

Oh yeah, definitely. It was an overhead crack with my 11ft whip that may or may not have had too much force in it to try scare someone.....

I like the "English fall" name :P

[Rachel McCollough]

Thank you, Brandon. It happens!

[Rachel McCollough]

Amper Style #001

14" Walnut handcut handle with boiled linseed oil finish

7' 16 plait in Acid Dark Brown with two plaited bellies

Bird's Eye plait accent

Twisted English Eye with Dyneema serving

Loaded Twisted Taper Fall, Red, 24'

Tapered Artificial Sinew Cracker

-all supplies for this whip were purchased from https://whip-nation.myshopify.com/

Credit for the beautiful photos below goes to Mario Desgronte, thank you Mario for such beautiful photos. I love wolves (from a safe distance ) and we live next to Wolf Creek...so they are a perfect fit.


















I'm deeply grateful to Robby for a tremendously beautiful and detailed review. Mario also took time from a very busy schedule to take these beautiful photos, Thank you, Mario.
I am indeed incredibly proud of this review- everyone at Whip Basics has had a direct part in helping me learn everything I know.
Thank you, my dear friend Robby.
Thank you, all my WB friends for your encouragement and help. I look forward to learning more every day, there's no end to techniques and styles- I want to keep improving with each work.
So, here's something I am very proud of, and deeply grateful for.

You can see for yourself, here
Whip Basics Review #35
https://youtu.be/Pmc7xzbNei8

[Robert Gage]

Rachel, that's a terrific whip. Robby, it's a terrific review! Roy, you're a terrific supplier! Full marks to everyone!

[Ron May]

Rachel, an excellent addition to your line of whips that you make.
I watched the video and it what every whip should aspire to be when they grow up.

Ron

[Jessie Edwards]

I wanna be a Rachel when I grow up...

[Ron May]

Me too Jessie.

Ron