Where Our Buffalo Roam & How They Are Raised
Did you know that 90% of the bison raised for food in this country and in Canada are raised in the cattle feed-lot model? Did you also know that confining animals and feeding them a high acid diet, such as grains & corn, make those animals more susceptible to caring dangerous forms of E. coli? After a recent recall on bison products from OTHER brands/producers, we received calls from concerned consumers.
We want to confirm that at Wild Idea Buffalo Company we can’t imagine confining our buffalo or not allowing them to have the freedom to roam throughout their lives. We also go beyond that and insist on dignity in death with our practice of a humane field harvest. We always want to offer you complete transparency in where the bison meat you consume comes from and how it is raised.
Our regenerative, large landscape ranching model is rooted in sustainability for all creatures. By taking care of the land, the land takes care of us and provides a healthy 100% grass-fed/grass-finished red meat alternative for caring consumers like you.
Rest assured that the ingredients in our meat are simple: fresh water, prairie grass and pure sunshine. Plus, this year... a little sweet clover.
We hope you enjoy scenes from around the ranch and revel in the life our buffalo live on the diverse prairie in our latest video.
Love the grasslands and your commitment to both the land and the bison. Thank you
What a treat to observe at such close up range. These bison are so spoiled LOL
I visited Dan and Jill and the buffalo at the ranch and I can assure you it is exactly like this. And their meat does’t taste anything like anything you have ever tasted. AND the amazing things that they have done to regenerate the prairie! As important as the buffs! Also beautiful. I do have a question though. What is the white on them? It looks like it could be dust, grass, pollen???? Curious. Thaanks for all of these wonderful pics and videos!!
The beautiful scenes remind of my old home in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Thank you, once again.
Our dog heard the birds when I started watching this and came over to watch with me. What a beautiful video. Thank you!