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Australian Plaiters and Whipmakers Association

Information on how to join the Association with books about leather and tips on how to make your own whips.

http://www2.tpg.com.au/users/ramskull/

Wild West Arts Club

Group dedicated to teaching and keeping alive cowboy arts such as bullwhipping, trick and fancy roping, and whip-cracking. Includes membership information.

http://www.wwac.com/

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