Grateful to be covering the 130th Cheyenne Frontier Days
16th July 2026
How is it time for CFD already?!! In less than 24 hours, we'll be bucking the first broncs of the 130th edition of the Daddy of 'em All! I have so much to do and to share before we start 10 days of world-class rodeo action.
I am excited to share that I am set to once again capture all of the action at this year's edition of the greatest outdoor rodeo & western celebration for Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine. I will work to capture every facet of this year's event, both through the lens and in writing, and I'll be sharing that here as well as on the website and other social media channels. I think this is year 12 for me capturing the action at the Dad through my lens, and every year is as exciting as the first shutter click I took from the dirt all those years ago.
While there has been plenty of opinions shared about the changes at CFD (detailed in my most recent blog), I want to give a tip of the hat to the 2,500 volunteers that make it happen year-round. I have special gratitude for those on the PR Committee that wrangle and deal with all the media-type people because they always have a smile and they are always looking for a way to help. The spirit and the commitment of the CFD volunteers are what ensures that Cheyenne Frontier Days is a world-class rodeo!
Hopefully I'll see ya out there, and if I do, I'll buy ya a beer. If I don't see ya out there, drop me a note here and let me know how I'm doing bringing you the action from Frontier Park.
Let's Rodeo!
I am excited to share that I am set to once again capture all of the action at this year's edition of the greatest outdoor rodeo & western celebration for Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine. I will work to capture every facet of this year's event, both through the lens and in writing, and I'll be sharing that here as well as on the website and other social media channels. I think this is year 12 for me capturing the action at the Dad through my lens, and every year is as exciting as the first shutter click I took from the dirt all those years ago.
While there has been plenty of opinions shared about the changes at CFD (detailed in my most recent blog), I want to give a tip of the hat to the 2,500 volunteers that make it happen year-round. I have special gratitude for those on the PR Committee that wrangle and deal with all the media-type people because they always have a smile and they are always looking for a way to help. The spirit and the commitment of the CFD volunteers are what ensures that Cheyenne Frontier Days is a world-class rodeo!
Hopefully I'll see ya out there, and if I do, I'll buy ya a beer. If I don't see ya out there, drop me a note here and let me know how I'm doing bringing you the action from Frontier Park.
Let's Rodeo!