Humanely Raised

Especially as a veterinarian, I know how important it is for animals to live with the least stress possible. We do this in a bunch of ways. Here are a few examples:

• We (including our dogs) build a relationship with each of our animals. That way, when they need to be handled, it's normal to them and there's less stress.
• Our animals live in their natural habitat -- nature! They are definitely not stressed feedlot animals. 
• Our harvest process is simple and quick. Our animals never travel on trucks for days. There's no waiting for slaughter.

Less stress is better for the animals and also results in better tasting meat!

Max Pasture Time

Our animals are outside in the fresh air and sunshine as much as the weather allows. They spend a majority of their life on pasture.

Management Intensive Grazing

This means that we move our animals to fresh pasture often. We know that our animals love it, and they also give back to the land with movement and manure. 

We plant and grow orchard grass and a fescue mix. We do everything we can to keep the pastures healthy and reduce the need for reseeding.

Animal Specifics

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