Natural Tanning A Bison Hide With Clay Hayes

Our good friend Clay Hayes breaks down the step by step process of brain tanning one of our winter buffalo hides. Follow along to see how it’s done. We offer winter hides from mid December through late February. You can order yours here

Seth and Scott Perkins are going to show you how to butcher an entire bison and describe all the cuts of bison meat along the way. This is the ultimate guide to how to cut bison with just your butcher knife and your butcher saw from your favorite butcher shop, Whitefeather Meats.

Witness The Bearded Butchers, Seth & Scott, break down half a bison and lay the individual meat cuts out on a diagram explaining where every cut of bison comes from on the carcass. The Bearded Butchers also review the different types of cuts, such as steaks, roasts, trimmings, bones, and fat that come from the animal.

Deposit – Whole Bison

$2,500.00

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You are buying a whole bison which will include all of the meat, ofhal, raw hide and skull. We can arrange cleaning of the skull at an additional charge. The cost is averaged between prime cuts and grind to offer you premium grass fed, grass finished Montana bison at $16.50 a pound, cut and wrapped. The cut and wrapped meat of a whole bison weighs between 330 and 400 pounds and will cost between $5,445 and $6,600 plus shipping or delivery. To reserve your bison, start by placing your down payment of $2,500. We will contact you once you’ve placed your order to arrange the timeline for processing, shipping and handling, delivery or pickup at the ranch. We ship through UPS. Packages are shipped from Billings, Montana. A whole ships in eight 16″X16″X16″ boxes and will weigh between 45 and 50 pounds each. We will invoice you for final payment once the weight and shipping costs are determined. We must receive a down payment before the processing date. The remaining balance will be due once the animal is processed and ready to ship. Payment is non-refundable once we have established a kill date. 

An average whole bison:

12-16 Tenderloin steaks

15-20 Ribeye steaks

16-20 New York steaks

28-32 Top round steaks

4 Bottom round steak

20-24 Sirloin steaks

4 Flank steak

4 Skirt steak

2 Tri-Tip

4-8 Flat Iron

4 – Roast

1-2 Brisket

Remainder is grind with no outside fat added. Roughly 90% lean grind.

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