I wanted to share something for those of you who appreciate the artistry, history, and craftsmanship behind whips. Bullwhips aren’t just tools — they’re living pieces of tradition. Over the years, I’ve had the chance to work with different styles, and I thought I’d put together a quick guide to four classic bullwhip styles that collectors and users often look for. 1️⃣ Australian Stockman’s Bullwhip Designed for durability and outdoor work. Often made from kangaroo or cowhide. Flexible yet tough — perfect for cattle work or sport cracking. 2️⃣ Indiana Jones-Style Bullwhip Inspired by Hollywood’s most famous archaeologist. Usually 8–10 feet long with a tapered plait. Collectors love them for their cinematic heritage. 3️⃣ Florida Cow Whip Originated in the cattle-driving days of Florida. Lightweight but still delivers a sharp crack. Often made with nylon for weather resistance. 4️⃣ Signal Whip Smaller, one-piece whip with no fall or cracker. Popular for sport cracking and perfo