E-mail me a digital photo of you with your WSM, along with your name, city/state, and a brief comment—for example, what you like most about your WSM or some other interesting tidbit—and I'll add you to the owner's gallery.

All photos are welcomed, including cooking in the backyard, at barbecue contests, in snowstorms or heavy rain, or other interesting places or circumstances!

Photo Index

Alvarez, Moe Anderson, Jim Apple Barrel Smokers Arickx, Brandon Barnes, Chris Beatty, Kyle Beauchamp, Jim Beerocrats Big Daddy’s Baby Back Love Shack Bjornerback, Tomas Boyer, Frank Brohamer, Tom Bullington, Stan Cannon, Dan CDJ Smokers Chris D Clark, Steve Cook, Roland DeHamer, Brian DeTraglia, Sal Diener, Jay "Jasper" Doughboy BBQ Duhamell, Jason Engel, Duncan Etheridge, Mark Fat Daddy & The Grazers Ferriera, Dan Fisher, Charles Forsythe, Bill

Gilbert, Ric Giles, Elvin Griff & Dad Griffith, Mark Grissom, Don Halle, Ken Hartman, Brian Haskins, Konrad Hesley, Robb Hi-Tech Smokers Hoegger, Ray Howard, Garry Howse, Charles Jones, Sean Keil, Toby Kelso, Rob Kennedy, Bruce Kiess, Joel Kramer, Rick Kranz, Steve Lee, Tony Leonard, CPT Lance Lorson, Ted Mansmith, John McClure, Donna McCord, Jim McKeen, Paul McMurtry, Steve Minion, Jim Mueller, Derek

Newton, Paul Ortiz, Blanca Overes, Dan Peterson, Henry Joe Pfeff, Jim Pork Belly Bandits Riley, Julian Rogers, Jack Romanchuk, John Schofield, James Scrutchfield, Mike Serra, Tony Seuferling, John Shafer, Karl Smokin’ Dicks BBQ Snedegar, Ryan Soliman, Rick & Shawn Stone, Rich Strieff, Rick Tag Team BBQ Taylor, Kevin Team Huff’n & Puff’n Tom & Josh’s Orgasmic Slabs Vrobel, Michael Walton, Brent Williams, Greg   Tinker The Dog Weber The Dog

Konrad "Teddy Bear" Haskins has been a serious amateur cook for 30 years. He cooks with his wife Phyllis and daughter Amelia on the TeddyBearBBQ.com team. In 2002, their first year competing, they used WSM's and a Weber kettle to win the 2002 Montana State Championship and finished 25 out out of 71 teams at the American Royal Invitational in 2002 with a 10th place ribbon for ribs. They so enjoyed 2002 that they quit their jobs and started a full-service BBQ catering company. Their website is www.TeddyBearBBQ.com.

Jim Minion (left) and Jack Rogers (right) hail from Washington state. Prior to 2003, they competed as the Cardogs Barbecue Team. This photo was taken by Don Hilliard at a contest in Puyallup, WA in July, 2001. Jim is a frequent contributor to The Virtual Weber Bulletin Board and is the man after which the Minion Method is named. He and his wife Angel operate "Angel's Taste of Heaven", a barbecue catering business. They can be reached at 253-841-5937.

This is Dick of Smokin' Dick's BBQ. His team used three Weber Bullets plus two other cookers at the 2000 American Royal. They finished a very respectable 64th place out of 350 teams in the Invitational.

Five Weber Bullets and a Weber kettle form the barbecue arsenal of the Hi-Tech Smokers from Blue Springs, Missouri. Their motto: "Pyros with a purpose!" They had nothing but great things to say about their stable of WSMs.

Shown here during the 2000 American Royal, Apple Barrel Smokers won Reserve Champion in the Open competition and seventh place in the Invitational. Here they are taking their fourth place chicken out of the Weber Bullet during the Invitational.

"Here's me and 'L'il Smoky' on the deck smokin' some 'que," write Dan Overes from Redwood Meadows, Alberta, Canada. "Since getting my WSM in 2003, I never go to BBQ restaurants because I can get the same great taste at home."

Jason Duhamell from Matoon, IL is the proud owner of two Weber Smokey Mountain Cookers. He's so hard-core that he sports a WSM tattoo on his ankle.

All pictures used with permission.

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