In 2005, renowned author, outdoorsman, and host of Netflix’s television series MeatEater - Steve Rinella - won a lottery permit to hunt wild bison (also colloquially known as buffalo) in Alaska’s Wrangell-St.
Great article! I always wondered why bison tasted more irony than beef. You answered that! If you’re interested in an awesome ranch that uses Bison, you should check out Roam Ranch in Texas. They are the ranch that raises Force of Nature bison products. They use the bisons as a way to regenerate the land and help other animals there thrive as well. They’re awesome people and have a lot of great events at their ranch, which we actually attended, and learned so much about regenerative agriculture as a whole. They also have a yearly bison harvest!
Madison & Sebastian - Happy to hear you you enjoyed it! I love a good iron kick from bison meat. Neat to hear that Roam Ranch is the one supplying Force of Nature with bison products - that is an outstanding company with excellent farming practices for the planet, the animals, and the consumers. Would love to visit Roam Ranch someday - I think that your experience there would make a great article for your substack - Back to Our Roots. All the best.
Great article! I always wondered why bison tasted more irony than beef. You answered that! If you’re interested in an awesome ranch that uses Bison, you should check out Roam Ranch in Texas. They are the ranch that raises Force of Nature bison products. They use the bisons as a way to regenerate the land and help other animals there thrive as well. They’re awesome people and have a lot of great events at their ranch, which we actually attended, and learned so much about regenerative agriculture as a whole. They also have a yearly bison harvest!
Madison & Sebastian - Happy to hear you you enjoyed it! I love a good iron kick from bison meat. Neat to hear that Roam Ranch is the one supplying Force of Nature with bison products - that is an outstanding company with excellent farming practices for the planet, the animals, and the consumers. Would love to visit Roam Ranch someday - I think that your experience there would make a great article for your substack - Back to Our Roots. All the best.