Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the beef cost per pound?
Depending on your quantity our prices range from $7 - $9 per pound hang weight. $12 - $14 per pound in your freezer.
What areas do you serve?
Are the cattle grass fed?
All of our cattle are grass fed and grain optional. Cattle will have access to plentiful grass or hay 100% of the time. Diet is supplemented with corn-based grain in the winter and toward the processing date to improve marbling and flavor. However, it is still extremely low fat content compared to grocery store beef. A perfect blend between health and taste.
Click here for a map that covers free delivery. If you live close to the boundary, delivery may still be available, feel free to contact us to confirm! Pickup is available in Bryan/College Station, Willis and Conroe.
When will my order be delivered?
Can you ship to other areas?
Currently we cannot ship products. However, we encourage you to visit back as we hope to be able to ship sometime in the next year.
How long will the beef last in the freezer?
1 - 2 Years.
The next estimated processing/delivery day can be found on the Products page. There are more frequent deliveries available in the Summer and Fall. Prior to delivery we will call or text to confirm delivery date and time.
How much freezer space do I need?
Estimated freezer requirements are 4 cubic foot per quarter cow.
Do you sell smaller quantities?
Currently the smallest amount we can sell is a quarter. We encourage you to check back with us regularly as we plan to be able to sell smaller quantities within the next year. More than half of the beef we sell is split with friends or family! Call them up!
What type of cows do you sell?
All of our cattle are black Brangus. Similar to Angus, the Brangus are better suited for Texas weather.
Can we visit the ranch?
Occasionally we will invite customers to the ranch to a BBQ. If you are interested let us know and we will be sure you invite you on the next Meet the Rancher day!
Are the cattle humanely treated?
Absolutely. We respect the land and the animals. We encourage you to view our gallery or videos to get a better picture of how the animals are treated.