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Beautiful work, I just love the colours on this one and the pattern is great too

Mr. Robert, thank you very much

Ron and Jessie, Thank you, though y'all already each do great work!

Charlie, thank you!

Gorgeous whip, that bird's eye is fantastic . Need to learn how to plait that, I can't stop thinking about how good it looks.

Beautiful pictures of a beautiful whip! Wonderful job, Rachel.

The transition action looks perfect! Great job Rachel, and a great dreview as always Robby

Miss Bobbi, thank you very much, I appreciate it!

Thank you, Matt! I love a monotone Birds Eye

Tyler, thank you! I appreciate it!

Rachel, I agree with Matt. This Bird Eye looks terrific indeed. I love working with wood and have to tell you that making such a handle by hand is something incredible.

Michal, thank you very much! I love working with wood.

The lack of effort required to crack is exactly what I'm aiming for in my whips. I want the least amount of force to be used so that the whip flows just like yours, Rachel. Wonderful.

As always, a great review too, Robby.

Roger, thank you very much
Your whips just keep getting better and better!

Rachel, it's simply a classy and handsome whip. I am loving that walnut handle with the acid brown bird's eye. The whip performs just as good as it looks. Thank you mam for creating and sharing this masterpiece

Thank you very much Roy, I deeply appreciate it!

Another home run. Hand crafted in the great state of Mississippi USA. Keep up the great work.

Thank you very much, Mr. Johnny!

Hi Friends, here is a Steer Whip, 6' 16 plait with two plaited bellies, Multicam 650 cord, English Eye, 6" internal fiberglass Rod and Katalox grip. I really do like the Katalox, though it is very hard and very oily. I used denatured alcohol in the hole to cut out the oil (just in case!) before I epoxied it on. Unfortunately it was raining and this is the best pic.

That is a beautiful whip Rachel I love this wooden grip.

Thank you Michal, I thought it had some very nice color and grain pattern!

I think, we can expect great things from you, Mrs. McCollough.

Robby

Thank you, my friend, I hope so
I better get to work!

Very cool. Is the overlay one shade or two?