WhoopAxe Tomahawk Throw of El Dorado

02/19/2022

Check out our new website... www.WhoopAxeTribe.com

About Whoop!Axe El Dorado County Nisenan Indigenous, Native American owned. When you play at Whoop!Axe you are helping protect sacred sites in the area while sharpening your hunting skills.

02/18/2022

Check it out! We're at Jack Russell Brewery on weekends starting March 12 and 13, 2022.

01/27/2022

We'll be at the Valentines at Jack Russell Brewery Farm, Feb 5-6. See you there!

09/11/2021

Some of our Friday Whoop!Axe Warriors at the Gold Country Fair 2021 in Auburn.

09/09/2021

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09/09/2021

Come throw a tomahawk at the wall that Chase built at the Gold Country Fair in Auburn, Sept. 9-12. Show people you can WhoopAxe!

09/03/2021

Ready for the Fair in Auburn! Come throw some Whoop!Axe ! Join us for the Corn Moon Celebration.

06/14/2021

Inquiring minds want to know: The Whoop!Axe Tomahawk trailer deck is
17ftL x 8ftW,
allowing for 1 and 2 lane play

06/14/2021

Coming soon! Saturday's across from Poor Reds, and Sunday's at Diamond Springs Flea Market.

06/13/2021

Are you a Whoop!Axe Warrior? Find out...Stick the bullseye on our WATL spec'd Native American Mewuk themed trailer and help archeological study and preservation of Nisenan-Mewuk history in El Dorado County.

Start your own league.

Showing in photo: Our full size, mock WATL "newbie" practice targets (softer so the axes stick), the floor is carpeted instead of rubberized. Carpet deadens deflection and bounce back while a rubberized or wood plank floor increases bounce back and damage to equipment.

The Mewuk basket weave pattern extends to the 12 foot line.

The test Netting is raised up for video purposes.

We have many different axes to practice with, lighter weight smaller "exhibition" axes and the larger heavier WATL and INAT axes. Our backboard is a "no bounce back" system that we've developed and tested (great for newbies). Targets are interchangeable to allow for Newbie practice, Exhibition and WATL League play.

We will also be featuring knife throwing, and you can form a league around that. Become a WATL or INAT world champion in a year. This is a legitimate insured business of the Wopumnes Tribe.

06/13/2021

Start your World Axe Throwing League with Whoop!Axe. Get your team on a weekly schedule to become champions.

06/13/2021

06/13/2021

Whoop!Axe Tomahawk Throw is part mobile history museum and part axe throwing venue; available for fundraisers, parties and World Axe Throwing Leagues (WATL). The Whoop!Axe trailer is built to WATL league standards to bring league night to your doorstep. Invite your friends to Like our page.

Whoop!Axe is a legitimate insured business of the Wopumnes Nisenan-Mewuk Tribe of El Dorado County created for the purpose of providing safe, fun, sporting amusement while raising funds for the preservation of the Tribe's archaeological and cultural sites around El Dorado County. Our Axe Trailer, designed with the soft backing for Newbies as well as interchangeable targets for professional league play, is made from materials donated by residents from around the county including members of the Gold Rush Fire Brigade and Wagon Train Day.

06/13/2021

Whoop!Axe, Tomahawk Throwing is a safe, fun sport, for kids 16 and up. Learning to throw a tomahawk was a usual part of a young brave's hunting skills training. We bring the fun to you in our World Axe Throwing League spec'd convertible 2 and 3 lane trailer. League Play, Events and Partys. The full length of the trailer's deck is over 12 ft allowing the Axe Throwing Athlete to stand on the deck to throw in 2 lane mode. When the trailer is in 3 lane mode all Athletes must stand on the street to throw.

Here is Andrue, our lead Tomahawk Analyst, testing different tomahawks and backstops. The temporary test netting is pulled up so we can video.

06/13/2021

A victim of backdoor BLM lobbying, the City of Placerville wouldn't let the Tribe bring their Tomahawk Trailer to Wagon Train Day. Yet the City has not provided us with a letter from their insurance company stating this. This caused the Tribe to miss out on exposure of over 2000 people and thousands of dollars to raise towards historic preservation. The City charged the Wagon Train Committee less than $300 for insurance: For gunfights, pony rides and horse drawn carriages but they couldn't add a few more dollars to include the Tribe's trailer? Someone needs to audit the City and find out how this decision was made.