Just got home and had to post a note. As always, John Graham and his family and crew pulled off an amazing event. Again. The number of moving parts with Coyote Days exceeds what most state conventions attempt, so for one family and crew to carry it out with military precision is astounding. Great facilities, a top notch steak dinner, all-you-can-eat fish fry, round table discussions with experts, raffles, door prizes, gun give aways, etc. Coyote Days really does have it all.
The demos were awe inspiring. Where else can you listen to and have access to real living professions . . . even legends?
Keith Gregerson. The first demo I EVER SAW was Keith doing a demo in Morgan, Utah in 1982. He's still sharp and still has that fire in the belly. Amazing new ideas and techniques that I'm sure will once again set the snaring world on its head.


And our own Boone Laine. He truly understands coyotes and coyote behavior.



John Barnum aka Bfflobo. Last year his demo helped me significantly increase my cat catch so I was anxious to come back and hear more. I was NOT disappointed.





I didn't get pictures of anyone else but go back a couple of pages and look at the lineup. Every one of them, whether you've heard of them or not, gave outstanding information. Some of them do things completely different than I do, and yet I learned from all of them.

Vendor building:



Thanks again to John Graham and crew. If you haven't been to Coyote Days, you owe it to yourself.

Thanks for the pics Tracy. Guess you was the only one taking them. I am guilty, never took one pic, was a busy time. Good times though. Good to meet up with you again and many others.

I've got pics but they're too big to post. New phone takes sharper pics I guess. Let me try this.....



OK, have to use postimage but it's a bloody pain. Email to my computer, save to desktop, upload to postimage, copy/paste.....screw that crap.

Select an image on your phone


Select edit image - (a pencil icon, on androids)


Somewhere by the save button should be 3 vertical dots


Click dots

Click resize


Try 60% or 40%


Try the upload system here again.

You can also crop images in the editing app to reduce digital overload.