- the fine
plaits for
which the
kangaroo leather stockwhip is renowned. The size of
Australian stockwhips are
measured by the
length of the
thong (length...
-
against an animal, boot, or
other object.
Stockwhips (or
stock whips),
including bullwhips and the
Australian stockwhip, are a type of single-tailed leather...
- animal.[citation needed] The
bullwhip should not be
confused with the
stockwhip, an
Australian whip also used to
control livestock but
having a somewhat...
-
production of fine
leather belts, hatbands, bridles, dog leads, bullwhips,
stockwhips, etc.
Other leathers are used for the
plaiting of
heavier products suitable...
- The most
common whip used in
Australian competitions is an
Australian stockwhip, a whip
unique to Australia.
Target routines target cutting object wrapping...
-
Icons of the
Australian bush: bracken,
corrugated iron,
eucalyptus leaves, banksia, bramble, felt hat, billy,
stockwhip and elastic-side boots...
- his
rearing Australian Stock Horse Ammo. At the
cracking of Jefferys'
stockwhip, a
further 120
riders entered the stadium,
their stock horses performing...
- quart-pot.
Stockmen traditionally ride horses, use
working dogs and a
stockwhip for
stock work and mustering, but
motorised vehicles are increasingly...
-
agricultural shows and
football games,
demonstrating his
skills with the
stockwhip and the boomerang, as well as his
abilities as a buck-jump rider. He also...
- up the
stock until the
rider appears to take control. In Australia, a
stockwhip is
usually carried and used as
needed when
mustering cattle with horses...
