'Tis the season...

1998 Nasty (AKA Mark Pro-toczny) meets 2018 Nasty.

Taco Saturday all day at Catty.

Henney Badger, AKA Eric Hennessey serving up a Lookback taco with a side of Dip Buzz.

THE DUDES- Schwantz and Chris Janis. The selfless dedication these guys have for Catty is unmatched.

Weenies X 2?

Where's this guy's cape? It wouldn't be a Catty Jam without at least one of these from Ekim.

Did Clipper AKA Clip-Nasty send his obligatory flip? YAKO...

12 O'Clock Boys in effect.

G.I. Jon...

...on the PA- the hilarious highlight of Best Trick.

Them Spinozas were shredding- Joey on the decade.

Wild West kicks via Ever Peacock.

Legalize it! No citations issued here- Officer Spinoza with a violation-free nac-nac.

Where's the Mega Ramp? Pat Laughlin taking a signature move (no, not the X-Factor) to smaller environs, thanks in part to Clint Reynolds loaning his trusty steed for the landing part.

The Credence Cape protoype; available soon...?

Cape R&D taken to new heights; success.

Weenie turndown on the Boomer step-down.

John Buetner, hitting Boomer like he's on the second set of F-its.

The one and only Cory Nastazio, flippin' shit like it's nothin'.

Cody Diggs, AKA Jay Kordich, AKA The JUICE MAN. So close to maxing out the height pole.

No weenies here. Mr. Diggle taking home the custom-framed and hand-drawn cardboard award constructed by Ekim. That welded steel picture frame is so dope.

Variety is the spice of life. Big Daddy AKA Pat Laughlin, Gregor Zimmermann, and John Buetner, Best Trick dudes.

The Fastest Line championship belt is so bad-ass!

Big Stauff, Fifty-Fo, and Even Eisenhard, three fastest dudes through Fonzie to 79 line.

Donation bin finds of the day- All hail KING DIAZ NUTZ!

No Credence cape, no care. Clint Reynolds.

No taco, no care. Eric Hennessey.

Earlier in the day may have been the first time anyone has seen Johnny Nemecek ride with a shirt on. Once he was warmed up, it was back to normal, even in 40-degree (F) weather, and with shoulder-tire buzzing one-foot inverts. (see next photo)

No shirt, no scab-ripping inverts, no care.

The Trail Shaman and a gifted custom Backbone jersey.

John Buetner, ending a day of heavy F-its section roasting with that sweet 270 X.

Hazelwood represent. Mark Potoczny closing out an amazing weekend all around.

Pumpkin carving and Autumn leaves are upon us, and once again it's time for the annual Halloween Jams at Catty and Posh Woods in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The last few years they've steadily been growing and getting more organized with legit custom awards for the High Air, Best Trick and Fast As Hell comps. Catty's day was the main attraction for the weekend- there were so many great costumes, the Schwantz jump (a 90s-style fly-out step-up) Best Trick was pretty hilarious with Jon Lynn killing it on the PA, the altitude dudes were reaching on Boomer step-down was seriously outrageous, and the Chicken Cross trains at the end of the day were a sight to behold. The next day at Posh was a little more low-key, but for those riding, it was like an extended 6-plus hours of the Catty Jam; non-stop trains and all-around great vibes. All hail the legendary Posh and Catty.