Can anyone tell me how much Terry Jacka charges for shipping from Australia to the US? Can't seem to get ahold of him...

I would really like to start a "club" of sorts in the Las Vegas Valley / Southern Nevada area...

I've seen the clip several times and I am bummed he never took it out and cracked the whip... He also said "no whip cracker in his right mind would ever crack a whip this long. (11 feet)"

My 12' Strain is a peach; I love cracking that whip...I must not be in my right mind

I ordered one from Joe Strain prior to the summit in November and love it...double wrap around is the way to go.

Haven't seen Django yet... It's on my "to do" list...

Beautiful whips man!!! I have three whips made by Joe Strain; an 8' Raiders, a 12' saddle tan Indy, and a 10' Lonestar... Love them all!!!

Are there any other whip crackers in the Las Vegas valley / southern Nevada (besides myself, Paul Nolan and Lauren Wickline???)

Beautiful whip!!! I want an Indy 10 footer as well...

Hey, you guys give me too much credit; it ain't that far from Vegas lol

Besides, I LOVE coming out there to do some "crack" and hang out!!!

I've caught it on YouTube once or twice!!! Great job

I'm sooooooooo kicking myself for not being able to go that day!!!

Well said Daren... As a proud member of the Eastbay Whipcrackers, I was able to handle Jeremy's whip at the summit and I was very surprised by the quality and good handling characteristics of his work... and was blown away when I heard he was sixteen years old and had only made, like...fifteen whips...

Well said Daren... As a proud member of the Eastbay Whipcrackers, I was able to handle Jeremy's whip at the summit and I was very surprised by the quality and good handling characteristics of his work... and was blown away when I heard he was sixteen years old and had only made, like...fifteen whips...

Beautiful!!! My first bullwhip is a Raiders style from J. Strain!!!

Since making crackers is sort of a "side hobby" of mine, I tend to keep fresh crackers on my small collection of whips because I like the way a fresh popper sounds...just my thing and my two cents. Jeremy, I currently have your EB Whipcrackers whip and...ummm, wow!!! Great work!!! Keep it ...

I personally like the "half now/half on completion" school of thought with regards to this subject. This really gives incentive to the whipmaker to complete work as quickly as possible and shows commitment on the part of the buyer. This goes without saying, but always go with a seasoned wh...

I know for a fact I baby the #### out of my whip collection! I have a Gus Caicedo cowhide bullwhip I'm cracking out in my back yard (gravel, dirt and rough textured concrete) just to see how much abuse it will take before something fails...so far so good!

I tend to change poppers often just to keep new ones on there...the whip sounds better all the way around with a new popper attached. I change at the point in time when the tassel strands become wispy pieces of feathery fluff. I make my own by the dozens (and in many cool colors) so I feel they are ...

Beautiful bullwhip!!! A great find at what you paid for it too... get the fall fixed up and the whip restored by Paul and you have a beautiful find!!! I am jealous...

Yes those whips are beautiful!!! Thanks for letting me use them while you were here!!!

Haha I was happy to be there for the video shoot...I even made it into the final cut (for about two seconds while Daren taught me a few things...but who cares? Mamma Im on a' Tee Vee!!!) Great day...and for a desert dweller like me the San Francisco weather was awesome (sorta chilly and overcast)......

I consider myself lucky Paul and Lauren live so close; they are amazingly talented whip performers and have become good friends!!! Thanks for the video (and the many others I've seen)...

I've got three of his whips; I'd have to say he's the best whipmaker of my generation...