The American Bison is high in protein and lower in fat and cholesterol than chicken and turkey. For example, a bison steak contains 40 milligrams of cholesterol per 100 grams cooked. The same amount of chicken contains 72 grams. Bison (or buffalo) is no longer considered an endangered species. Ranchers in the United States have developed a special mixture of corn, grains, and natural supplements designed for bison now being raised by the thousands. You will love the taste of the old west combined with the nutritional benefits and flavor. A complimentary package of steak seasoning and steak baste is included with each order of steaks. Packaged two per pack.

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The American Bison is high in protein and lower in fat and cholesterol than chicken and turkey. For example, a bison steak contains 40 milligrams of cholesterol per 100 grams cooked. The same amount of chicken contains 72 milligrams. Bison (or buffalo) is no longer considered an endangered species. Ranchers in the United States have developed a special mixture of corn, grains, and natural supplements designed for bison now being raised by the thousands. You will love the taste of the old west combined with the nutritional benefits and flavor. A complimentary package of steak seasoning and steak baste is included with each order of steaks. Packaged two per pack.

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From Library Journal
Matthews chronicles a bold plan by Frank and Deborah Popper, professors at Rutgers University and experts in land-use planning and geography, to return millions of acres in the ten Great Plains states to their natural condition. This plan is one way of solving a problem that has existed and worsened over 100 years, pushing the prairies beyond their ecological potential. The question, Could this plan ever really be accepted? seems easy to answer given the political ramifications and the sentiment of local inhabitants. This book helps the reader to think beyond these stumbling blocks. It will be sought by those concerned with environmental issues and readers with an interest in the Great Plains.-Mary J. Nickum, Fish and Wildlife Reference Svce., Bethesda, Md.Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
–This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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The Elite of Jerky’s. The whole muscle of the bison, dried and spiced to perfection. The best of taste, chewy jerky! Pepper Flavor.

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Healthy, Lean Buffalo Burgers - 1.3 pounds

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This sampler provides a great assortment of Buffalo Steak, Buffalo Burgers plus a different flavor in summer sausage. Try Buffalo for your health as well as eating pleasure. Pack contains two 8 oz. Buffalo Filets, two 10 oz. Buffalo Ribeyes, two 5 oz. Buffalo Burgers, and a 12 oz. stick of Buffalo Summer Sausage.

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The American Bison is high in protein and lower in fat and cholesterol than chicken and turkey. For example, a bison steak contains 40 milligrams of cholesterol per 100 grams cooked. The same amount of chicken contains 72 grams. Bison (or buffalo) is no longer considered an endangered species. Ranchers in the United States have developed a special mixture of corn, grains, and natural supplements designed for bison now being raised by the thousands. You will love the taste of the old west combined with the nutritional benefits and flavor. Vacuumed two per package. A packet of seasoning is included.

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Our buffalo are grain finished without Hormones or Antibiotics ever, making buffalo steaks lean and healthy.

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Includes recipes from the The Classic Burger to Eggs Burgerdict, with generous helpings of everything in between.

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Our Buffalo CHIPOTLE Burger is a delicious mix of Southwestern spices and Chipotle Chilies. Mildly spiced and full of flavor, this burger is jucier and tastier than the traditional Buffalo Burger. Top it with avocado, cheese, cilantro and/or bacon for a truly unique Gourmet Hamburger experience. Each package consists of 4 burgers per package

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