our local garden store has a large assortmant, but that is in Oregon. I would think Ace Hardware if you have one might have somethign.

 

I'm also searching for cowbells, although in a larger quantity. Anyone know where I can get a few hundred with our team logo printed on them?

 

Hi Cyclo-Phile - I'm from Australia & I got mine cowbell with custom logo in bulk (for a corporate sports event) in Australia from www.justbells.com.au

I think they sell single ones too... They are LOUD & have a handel to make things easier on the hand. Ask for Bianca, she will help you out to see if they have an American affiliate...

 

There is only one place

www.cowbell.com

Not the cheapest, but the best quality & selection.

Custom imprints are an option. No affiliation, just a asatisfied customer.

Frank

 

Where to buy bells

Try this: http://www.bell-outlet.com/cowbell.htm

 

If you only need 1-2 go to Jo-Ann fabrics. They sell a few different varieties. I think they're $4-5.

 

Where are you at in Chicago? I got mine at a western wear store/tack shop. They had a great selection and some that were a lot bigger than the standard little ones that everyone has. Throw a spare stem on it for handle. Check it out!

 

Where are you at in Chicago? I got mine at a western wear store/tack shop. They had a great selection and some that were a lot bigger than the standard little ones that everyone has. Throw a spare stem on it for handle. Check it out!

That is one freakin cool setup!

 

Try this: http://www.bell-outlet.com/cowbell.htm

+1 to this. Recently ordered and received three of the "Kentucky" bells (in three different sizes, natch) from them. Loud, clangy, and loud!

 

Thanks for the tips, I'm going to call a few garden places as I need to get lawn seed anyway. I also realized music shops that carry drum kits should also have them, but they'd probably way too in tune (and more expensive). I might also the try western stores, but I don't know how a belt buckle will look with lycra...

 

That is one freakin cool setup!

That is pretty cool, and a lot easier to hold onto with gloves

 

I also realized music shops that carry drum kits should also have them, but they'd probably way too in tune (and more expensive).

And don't come with a clapper, either.

 

My girlfriend found one at a antique shop.

I like the stem for a handle, that is a good idea.

 

next time

start your post

"I GOT A FEVER"

and the only prescription is MORE COWBELL

 

start your post

"I GOT A FEVER"

and the only prescription is MORE COWBELL

Damnit!! I was scrolling down hoping not to see this before I got to the post window.

Amazon has a bunch.

 

If you have a craft store like Hobby Lobby or Michaels, you can find them there for under $10.

 

usually www.reliableracing.com (ski racing store) will have some. They are really blinging ones...

 

Wow, this is a revival of an old thread! If anyone is interested in the best, LOUDEST, made in the good ol' U.S. of A. cowbells, check out Donger. Donger Manufacturing-Custom Sporting Event Bells

Los

 

those are lil sissy things
you need this

More Cow Bell Antique French Metal Cow Bell Traditional Who Wants More Cow Bell | eBay

 

French?
Yeah, BUT Donger's are 100% made here in the American States that are somewhat United...

 

Another good place I've found cheap and LOUD copper bells is in the fishing section of Sportsman Warehouse. I don't know if those are in Chicago. They are for fishing for catfish I think.

 

sturgeon bells

 

Tractor Supply Company.

or a farm supply store. It helps to live in a farming area of a state.