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    Beef it's whats for dinner lunch and breakfast

    I just bought a cow.

    Cost Price/lb. for the amount of Beef You Actually Receive
    Whole Beef $3,000.00. $7.50 per pound
    Half Beef $1575.00 $7.88 per pound

    Pick it up on Monday.
    100 percent grass fed

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    Nice. How much of that is ground?
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    Why would you want a cow that was fed MJ?

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    Hahaha, we have 15 head of cattle... No shortage of beef around here

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    seems pricey to me, but i may be missing something? for my 96% fat free ground beef i pay $6.49 per pound and thats buying one pound packs. its grass fed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by --->>405<<---
    seems pricey to me, but i may be missing something? for my 96% fat free ground beef i pay $6.49 per pound and thats buying one pound packs. its grass fed.
    For the venison I harvested this year, cost me around $4-5 per pound. All natural!

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    They will process and pack how ever the customer likes . We usually swap out the main cuts that we don't like and have in ground..

    It is a bit more but the meat is better grade than general cut out of the grocer taste and quality is better .

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaginCajun View Post
    For the venison I harvested this year, cost me around $4-5 per pound. All natural!
    I love venison. We pay about 60 $ to have one processed. Few more if you want simmer sausage

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    Can't go wrong with wild game!
    Ended up with 160 lbs of venison and 250 lbs of elk this year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by diesel101 View Post
    Can't go wrong with wild game!
    Ended up with 160 lbs of venison and 250 lbs of elk this year.
    See elk is one of the leanest. ...

    Just had some bison tenderloin last week....wow

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    liver, fava beans, and a nice Chianti... fhfhfhfhfhfhfhfh

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    That's fantastic. I don't know why I never think of buying in quantity like that. I have a chest freezer, so I should do it. There's a local guy who has a great farm, and he's taken me around, introduced me to the cows (I think everything is pastured in the UK), withstood my quizzing about vaccines and medicines - I should email me him and get a price for a half. How much space does a half take up?

    I told him he should do raw milk (his cows are red poll, which are mixed-use) and he told me that he was looking for someone to partner with to milk the cows and do raw yoghurt, milk and butter for the farm store. I mentioned it to my husband and he immediately knew I was imagining myself in a gingham dress and long braids, milking cows. He had to talk me out of it.

    Quote Originally Posted by noon View Post
    I just bought a cow.

    Cost Price/lb. for the amount of Beef You Actually Receive
    Whole Beef $3,000.00. $7.50 per pound
    Half Beef $1575.00 $7.88 per pound

    Pick it up on Monday.
    100 percent grass fed

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