A long piece of leather used to drive cattle or horses?

Answer 1

Cattlewhip,Horsewhip, or whip depending how you were taught or how you prefer to call it. Thanks!

Answer 2

Oh, dude, that's a lasso! You know, like in those old cowboy movies where they swing it around and catch stuff? Yeah, that's the one. Wrangle those cattle like a pro with a trusty lasso in hand!

Answer 3

This would probably be a stock or bull whip.

Answer 4

Those long thin pieces of leather are called reins. Reins enable you to communicate with the horse via pressure on the inter-dental space in the horses mouth where the bit rests.

Answer 5

no cause it said take the last two letters away than add two

Answer 6

A horsewhip.

Answer 7

Horsewhip or a Whip.

Answer 8

A whip

Answer 9

wi...

Answer 10

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