Farm Direct Meat Sales for Fall 2016 – Winter 2017
Big Rock Bison is a new bison farm in Shallow Lake Ontario, specializing in premium 100% grass fed bison. When you receive your bison meat it will be vacuum packed, labeled and ready for your freezer. We hope to lay the ground work for years of return business to Big Rock Bison for all of your 100% grass fed bison.
At Big Rock Bison this season we are promoting the sale of whole, side, quarters or 1/8th’s. This may sound daunting or too much meat for one family but if you truly look at your meat consumption you may be surprised to find that getting a quarter (split half) or half makes total sense for your family. On the flip side if you are sure that is too much consider ordering with another family, group of friends, co-workers etc. and you can all benefit from the cost savings, having your freezer stocked with amazing local 100% grass fed Bison and maybe trying some cuts you would otherwise maybe not normally purchase.
How our animals are raised
Big Rock Bison is committed to the following feeding and pasture management program
- Our bison are in a rotational grazing program that maximizes the amount and quality of the grass that they have access to.
- In the winter season, they are only fed hay which is produced on the same farm that was never treated with any pesticides or other chemicals.
- Our bison have access to quality clean drinking water 24/7
- we do not feed any GMO's
- we do not use herbicides
- we do not use pesticides
- we do not use artificial (commercial) fertilizer
- we do not implant our bison with growth hormones and/or steroids
- we do not finish our animals in a feedlot, in fact they stay out on pasture all winter
- we do not crossbreed our bison
- we DO provide spacious pastures and fresh water, with salt and mineral free choice
- we DO have all meat government inspected
So what do you get when you buy Bison in bulk?
Good question, especially for those considering buying meat in bulk for the first time. For starters when you order you will not be expected to know all of the cuts of meat, how much of each etc. We take care of that for you. A selection of steaks, roasts, ground will be sent in volumes that correspond to the size of your order. It will come vacuumed packed, and labeled (with weights shown) so you can neatly and safely store it in your freezer.
Please contact us for most up to date price per lb or larger bulk orders (half, whole etc)
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Mark and Heather Shouldice
Owners and Operators of Big Rock Bison and BUFF.ca
heather@buff.ca 519.375.6668
A whole 100% Grass Fed bison consists of approx. 348lbs of boneless packaged Bison meat. This will fit into approx. 8 Cubic feet of freezer space. You can expect to get the following cuts and quantities for a whole bison (approximations for weight considered) weights for side and quarters are proportionally less.
Tenderloin Steaks |
Approx. 7.5lbs |
Strip Loin Steaks |
Approx. 18lbs |
Rib Eye Steaks or Roast |
Approx. 15lbs |
Prime Rib Steak or Roast |
Approx. 20lbs |
Chuck/Cross Rib Roasts |
Approx. 50lbs |
Inside Round Roast |
Approx. 31lbs |
Outside Round Roast |
Approx. 19lbs |
Eye of Round Roast |
Approx. 7.5lbs |
Sirloin Tip Roast |
Approx. 18lbs |
Back and Short Ribs |
Approx. 12lbs |
Stew Meat |
Approx. 17lbs |
Ground 1lb bags |
Approx. 66lbs |
Patties |
Approx. 66lbs |
In addition you can let us know if you would like to add any of the below to your Bison meat order
Please specify here for request
Bison Liver, Heart or Tongue |
$10.00 each |
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Meaty Soup Bones – 2-3lb/pkg |
$6.00/lb |
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Marrow Bones – 2-3lb/pkg |
$10.00/lb |
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100% Canadian Bison 1oz snack stick |
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Original |
Hot and Spicy |
Quantity |
BUFF Snack Sticks – Singles |
$2.30 each |
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BUFF Snack Sticks – Twins |
$4.50 each |
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BUFF Snack Sticks – 6 Packs |
$12.50 each |
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BUFF Snack Sticks – 10 packs |
$20.00 each |
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BUFF Naked Original Jerky 57g each |
$10.00 |
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A visual reference for your bison cuts of meat and some cooking guidance
1 comment
I am looking for a taxidermy bison head. Would you have one???