Can the same order be setup to ship monthly?

Our ordering system is not set up to manage subscriptions or repeating orders; however, you do have the option to easily repeat the same purchase from your order history, (see image below).

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Can I return my packaging?

Home Delivery | We are currently unable to accept packaging returns.

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How much freezer space will I need?

As a general rule of thumb, one cubic foot of freezer space will hold up to 25 pounds of meat.

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Are your animals humanely harvested?

We put so much commitment into ensuring our animals live in naturally stress-free environments and we certainly do not let go of this attention in the final process.

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Are your animals 100% Grass-fed and finished?

The answer to this question will depend on the animal species in question, thus I've outlined the details for each below.BEEF• 100% Grass-fed and finished | Our cattle are raised outdoors in the open pasture, consuming a strict 100% forage diet. These animals will not consume any grains in their lifetime• No antibiotics or Growth Hormones | It is our goal to keep your meat as 'Weird-Free' as possible.• No GMOs | These animals consume grasses and hay that has not been genetically modified, nor sprayed with any chemicals. POULTRY• Pasture-Raised | As the season permits, our chickens are moved to fresh green pasture each and every day and are given access to non- GMO grain rations (corn & soy), as these birds are not ruminant animals.• No antibiotics or Growth Hormones• No GMOs | All forages and feed rations are completely GMO-free.

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Are the products seasonal, or available all year round?

After a bit of trial and error, we’ve finally established proper herd/flock and inventory management so that our products can be available for purchase year-round. When you see an item listed as, “Out of Stock” this is most likely a temporary shortage and the item should be available again within a week or two. The only exception to this is our Lamb products, which are sourced seasonally and usually return in the fall and winter. 

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