En route now!

I have some smoked sea salt and other spices bagged up if anyone has interest.
A buck or 2 at the most is what I ask, depending on the bag.
I'll have some apple wood salt ready this afternoon.
I have a stick burner smoker and use hardwood splits for smoking.
The salts all have at least 20 hrs of smoke on them.
I have:

serrano oak smoked sea salt
oak/pecan smoked sea salt
apple wood smoked sea salt
apple/ pecan cinnamon sticks
oak smoked NM red chile powder
oak smoked Guajillo chile powder
Sant Maria seasoning

We made it! Where’s Steve camped at. We brought the sweet corn!

Same here, what a drive on 3hrs sleep after a call shift….lol. Boy I love Wyoming, and I’m only on the east side! A guy needs at least 7 days to check stuff out.

Steve rolled in late. Camped at hotel.

Almost time for the opening bell

I don't know whose smoke was parked over SD. but took away some of the beauty. Hope it's gone Sunday when I swing by the tower

Miss you Man!

Awesome first day! John cracked the whip and kept everything rolling.
Heck of a set up and thanks for the hard work & fish fry Steven 49er! I’ll have to practice eating them craw fish.

I think my phone pics are too big to upload.

That was a good time! I can’t imagine there’s ever been a more comprehensive assembly of coyote and cat knowledge in one location than coyote days. Insane.

Jake, you crazy Canadian! It was great to meet you

You too 47.

I'm plumb worn out.

Jake, Hate to see that buckle go north of the border, but thank you for the support! Enjoy it!!

We now scatter throughout the United States and Canada with new friendships and taking our new found knowledge and apply it to our traplines.

Great to meet all you guys! Monster Tom’s, I’m out of the bidding for the next buckle, I just wanted the one. Thanks 49er for letting me have it…lol.
And Steven, you more than earned that buckle you got from John. The show couldn’t have gone like it did without yours and the others help.
Anyone know if “Frank from Iowa” is on Tman? I’ve met him at every US convention and he’s quite the character, usually hanging out with some Minnesota folks. If you’re going to buy lure off him, wait until 2 or 3 in the afternoon, he’ll be a dozen beer in and everything gets cheaper by the minute…..lol
I hope to see you folks and more at the 2026 Coyote Days!

Awesome knowledge, people, attitudes and pride for the US of A. We’re sure glad we came!
When a speaker would talk about a technique that never worked for me, that’s when I really pay attention. The round tables were great. Some conflicting thoughts, but each had a good reason for their thinking.
And Keith Gregerson, well, it was the best hour of the Friday when I sat with him at his tables for an hour. Sit, listen, learn and laugh!

Keith is one of a kind! Wish I could have made it, but will try again next year. Hope you come back next year, Jake!

A big THANK YOU to everyone that attended, donated, helped, and supported Coyote Days 2025!

It was a great success, and about 30% of the attendees were first timers.

The demos were top notch, and very well received and praised

The round tables were as good as it gets, and I would have gave anything to sit in on them 40 years ago!

Truly a ‘family’ vibe and atmosphere, and even though it is a marathon for us for a few days, I enjoyed every minute of it

The weather cooperated, and didn’t get too hot, and cooled down in the evening

The Camp Cattrax fish fry on Friday evening was superb cooking, and had me missing fishing country even more

And, the crew donated the $1021 they raised by free will donations to the scholarship/endowment fund, thanks guys!!

The banquet on Saturday night went without a hitch, and a pile of NY Strips were grilled and served on time

The fur fashion show featured a variety, and is part of the yearly event that we enjoy arranging

The auction went great, and when the results of the scholarship auction, combined with the $1021 donated by Camp Cattrax, we were able to write checks to 3 high school age Wyoming trappers in the amount of $3372 each!

What a success, and we’re all happy with how it all turned out

Thanks again to ALL that helped, attended, and donated!

John Graham