Bison is similar to, but less intense, than bullhide.

Both weights of bison hide are wonderful step-ups from elk or moose, before you reach for your bullhide flogger. And not every play partner likes sensation as intense as bullhide, so bison, with softer tail edges and less sting, is a great alternative! Our bison hides are chosen for their beautiful grain pattern without blemishes, wonderful hand and drape, and the dyes are totally struck through them. Prices start at $170.

Aqua and black bison flogger.

Using bison floggers in your scenes

Bison is great for the middle section/s of any scene. By the time you've gotten that far in your scene, your partner is usually warned up and part-way up the "endorphin ladder ". Rather than continue to hit harder with your elk or moose flogger, switch to bison and conserve your energy for longer play. It'll also save wear and tear on your lighter-weight floggers.

A bison flogger with a jade green and black four square handle pattern.

The sensation of bison

Bison hides are softer than bullhide, but firmer than elk or moose. Since the firmness or softness of the cut edges of the tails are what produces sting, bison has less of that. Our heavy bison has the thud of bullhide but a "slappier" feel to it, because of the unique fibrous nature of buffalo skin. For a really dense, incredibly pure thud, a mop or basher made from up to 70 tails of our garment weight bison is what you want to have. There's nothing quite like it, and no other hide can match it for pure, dense thud with no distractions.

A big bison basher flogger.

American Bison Flogger Image Gallery

Below you can look at beautiful, detailed examples of our American bison floggers in both black and chocolate design combinations. Tails in both weights of hide, lengths and widths. Add additional tails to the bundle for heavier-thud mops and bashers.

A chocolate bison flogger.

Heavy bison

Chocolate heavy bison hide.

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A bison basher.

Thin bison basher

Pewter handle with large basher tail bundle.

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A jade green and black handled bison flogger.

Heavy bison

Black tails with jade green four square patten.

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An aqua and black handled bison flogger with heavy tails.

Heavy bison

Slightly longer aqua and black handle with heavy tails.

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A pink and black zig zag handle on a bison flogger.

Heavy bison

Black tails with pink zig zag handle.

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American Bison, point by point:

The important features of lightweight and heavy bison floggers will guide you in your choices:

Weight and Texture

We carry both heavy and garment weight bison. Bison has more "drape" and "give" than bullhide. The hide is uniquely "fibrous" on the buffed flesh side, a hallmark of the best quality.

Sensation

Bison is thuddy, with slightly less sting. Wide-cut tails create even less. Mops and bashers of garment bison are dense, massively more thuddy than heavy bison, with zero sting.

Usage

Bison is best for the middle part of your scenes. Prior warm-up with elk or moose is recommended. Thin bison is great if your play partner loves lots of pure thud.

Colors

We stock bison of both weights in chocolate and black, others are available upon request. They coordinate nicely with, and match, our handle colors and patterns.

Styles

Choose from a regular size flogger, mop or basher. Or choose more than one so you have it all! Thin bison mops and bashers can be made with up to 70 tails.

Tails

Sixteen (16) inches long, or twenty (20) inches long. We cut the tails one-half (1/2) inch wide, or five-eighths (5/8) inch. The tail width subtly affects the sensation.

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