Hot/spice Jerky recommendations?

[sellersm]

Looking for some recommendations of either local or online sources, for hot/spicy jerky for my son-in-law. He really likes "hot" stuff, as in, habaneros/jalapenos/peppers kind of 'hot'. My daughter wants to get him a pack for his birthday, so I thought all you knowledgeable folk may know of a local or online retailer that offers a tasty jerky treat!?!?!

Thanks.

[GilpinGuy]

I'm making some today. Make a bunch and give him that. Homemade gifts are awesome. There are tons of recipes online and it easy.

[Jamnanc]

+1. I like soy based recipes. It's better than anything available commercially imo.

[SouthPaw]

I've tried various recipes online but haven't found one that I have really liked. I have a shaker of some stuff someone bought me awhile ago that is habanero mix that is delicious. Unfortunately the package broke so I emptied it into another seasoning shaker I had and marked it "XXX." Wish I knew the brand but its been a few years.

[Trigger Time 23]

I don't know if you are ever up North, but there is a new store by the Cabelas off 144th & I-25 that specializes in jerky. I have not been in there yet, but they may have something good.

[Big E3]

Your in luck, the Tanner Gun Show is this weekend.

I had some called Dakota Trails that was pretty good, may not be habanera.

[SA Friday]

IDK about super hot, but the best jerky I've eaten (short of home made) is Sweetwood Cattle Co out of Steamboat. The do make a hot jerkey.

[Great-Kazoo]

2 words Plano Jerky, if you don't make it your self. They're like drug dealers of jerky. IF you order from them DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT get their chocolate covered walnuts and pistachios.
If you want to make some at home, we have this killer ghost pepper salt i can send you.

http://planojerky.com/store.html

[KestrelBike]

I've tried various recipes online but haven't found one that I have really liked. I have a shaker of some stuff someone bought me awhile ago that is habanero mix that is delicious. Unfortunately the package broke so I emptied it into another seasoning shaker I had and marked it "XXX." Wish I knew the brand but its been a few years.

Maybe you can just google-image search "shaker habanero mix" (or a combination of those and any other big details of the product you can remember) and see if a bottle design hits your memory? Helps me find stuff I can't remember the name of all the time.

[GilpinGuy]

+1. I like soy based recipes. It's better than anything available commercially imo.

I really like the "River City Jerky" recipe that's soy based. I make that the most. A Goole search should turn it up. Adjust the Cayenne up to make it hotter. Yum.