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

[Charlie Carpenter]

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

[Rachel McCollough]

Mr. Robert, thank you very much

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

Charlie, thank you!

[Matt Henderson]

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.

[Bobbi Holyoak]

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

[Tyler Blake]

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

[Rachel McCollough]

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

Thank you, Matt! I love a monotone Birds Eye

Tyler, thank you! I appreciate it!

[Michal Pylak]

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.

[Rachel McCollough]

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

[Sir Roger Tuson]

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.

[Rachel McCollough]

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

[Roy Partin]

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

[Rachel McCollough]

Thank you very much Roy, I deeply appreciate it!

[Johnny Pell]

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

[Rachel McCollough]

Thank you very much, Mr. Johnny!

[Rachel McCollough]

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.

[Michal Pylak]

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

[Rachel McCollough]

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

[Robby Amper]

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

Robby

[Rachel McCollough]

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

[Craig Frank]

Very cool. Is the overlay one shade or two?