Bison tastes good.
Really, really, good. Before coming to work at Miller Bison at Elkhead Ranch, I had little to no experience with eating bison meat. In fact, I just assumed it was an elitist Montana tourist food. But then I ate some. And I haven't eaten beef since.A Bison Top Sirloin Steak, available from our sister website: NebraskaBison.com |
Thanks to ranches like ours across the United States, bison meat is becoming more readily available and affordable for the common man. Yes, beef is still cheaper. But it's nowhere near as tasty or as healthy for you! Bison meat possesses a rich, sweet flavor all its own – it isn't gamey tasting like some people think. Chances are, if you've had gamey tasting bison, it wasn't raised well or it was cooked wrong. Well-raised and properly cooked bison meat isn't just a meal – it's an experience! An experience that has half the fat of beef, less fat than skinless chicken and more protein. In fact, bison meat is so healthy for you, it's on the Mayo Clinic diet. How can you go wrong?
It preserves the species
Demand for bison meat is what keeps the American Bison going as a species. It gives these majestic creatures value (monetary as well as intrinsic) and encourages farmers, ranchers and livestock enthusiasts everywhere to give the big guys a home. It ensures that bison mamas will keep giving birth to new calves every year so that herd numbers continue to swell. People like you who make the choice to eat a healthier, more natural meat are what continues to proliferate the bison – and we thank you.Our bison eat native grasses and are responsibly ranch raised with no hormones, antibiotics or steroids. |
Bison meat is Responsibly Ranch Raised
Here at Miller Bison at Elkhead Ranch, we give our bison and our customers a promise: a promise to produce Responsibly Ranch Raised bison meat. Our bison are raised in their natural environment: on grass. We make sure to provide a respectful, low stress lifestyle for our animals that mimics the way they would live in the wild. To accomplish this we use management practices that include management intensive rotational grazing, planting native grasses for the bison to forage on, and providing lots of room in our pastures for the herds to spread out and graze, wallow and interact with one another. Another very important aspect of our Responsibly Ranch Raised promise is that our bison do not, and will not, receive antibiotics, steroids or hormones in any way, shape or form. Period. Good for the bison, good for the land, and good for you! We promise.These are some of the reasons why we eat bison meat – and we'd love to hear about yours! Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell us why YOU choose to eat bison.
I heard that Bison meat has a lot of protein. I would love to try this meat, since they promise no hormones, no antibiotics, no steroids. Moreover, this kind of meat is lower in saturated fat as well! Why not to try?
ReplyDeleteI have not tried bison meat yet, but I heard that it is very similar to beef.
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