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His pork is amazing also
Quote from: jason stevens on September 03, 2022, 08:17:06 PMHis pork is amazing also His pork was amazing
Well shucks, it's always nice to know the folks we work to feed appreciate the end product. My family works hard to provide you the same experience we have at our own table, so I appreciate the kind words. That said.... I've got a pork harvest coming up if folks are interested and I'll offer a 100.00 discount on a whole hog for HW orders. Remember our price includes all harvest fees, cut and wrap and delivery to your door* (surcharge discussed for long range folks (yes, I've delivered to Davenport and Deer Park). I'm also working to expand our beef opportunity, but they take some time to grow into those tasty T-bones.Visit http://www.pigchickentractor.com for more details.ThanksWhit (Chris)
Chris uses Fox meats in Starwood. At least that is what I have seen come from him. Fox uses 2 sheets of thick plastic wrap. Wrap once and then it’s wrapped again. The sausage is is in one pound tubes. We all know that the butcher has a large part to play in how the process works and your final satisfaction with the product. Fox meats does a nice job from what I have seen.
I have so much wild game in my freezer I have to put cinder blocks on the lid to keep it shut but on the occasion I eat beef it's usually a camp or visit with whit and its ALWAYS fantastic! Deal with confidence
Quote from: Karl Blanchard on February 02, 2023, 02:35:21 PMI have so much wild game in my freezer I have to put cinder blocks on the lid to keep it shut but on the occasion I eat beef it's usually a camp or visit with whit and its ALWAYS fantastic! Deal with confidence Quit shooting so much stuff and you can enjoy the Whit beef.......
No 1/4s this time boss?
Here’s a ribeye from a customer text….
Quote from: Whitpirate on February 03, 2023, 08:57:01 AMHere’s a ribeye from a customer text….I like the yellow fat if I'm seeing that right. Assuming this picture is grass finished?
Grain finished for the last 45-90 days
Barley, peas, little corn… occasional stockmaster or beef master mix along with a protein tub.
Yes in bulk totes but I grind them with another farmer for a ration? Feel free to PM or email if you have more husbandry questions.
Quote from: mcrawfordaf on February 03, 2023, 12:28:50 PMNo 1/4s this time boss?His post yesterday afternoon says he will do quarters.