Having experienced my most spectacularly unsuccessful deer season in years, and desiring to continue eating something that isn't green, what are my best options in purchasing a grass fed beef? Just wife and I and occasionally cook outs but we do like to eat. I know nothing about it.

thanks

Brickyard Meats just south of Cullman can check them out Ph# is 256-739-6615 and on the net

Just curious why grass fed?

Wife is very sensitive to additives. She has a thyroid condition that is easily upset by nearly anything artificial.

Will do - thanks

I think you may be able to buy deer meat from the processor, but I'm not sure

Grass feed beef sucks.

Are grains artificial? grass fed beef tastes bad.

Just eat your old boots and shoes, might even be a little more tender than grass fed beef

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Lol my wife does one of these food delivery services, Home chef and she was all excited about getting grass fed beef cause it's more "healthy" and couldn't even finish the first bite she took.

I hope one day the world realizes there are no additives in beef but I'm not going to get my hopes up

I purchased half a cow, grass and grain feed form Brickyard in Cullman. Was very happy with the product.

It just so happens I ran up on this thread on another similar website. The guy appears to be in Tennessee:

http://www.tndeer.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=343120

Mods, if I'm out of line posting this, please remove it and accept my apologies. This guy is taking orders for steers for the freezer.

If your ever up toward Stevenson I'd be glad to give you a dozen packs of burger... I usually end up with extra burger every fall anyways.

Thanks - don't get up that way often but will let you know when I do.

I don't mean to get in y'alls business but I run between Stevenson and Lacey quite often.

Crows meat packing in henagar

I don't want to open a can of worms here or hijack the thread but corn fed deer taste better than grass fed deer

Don't listen to the naysayers. grass fed beef is dang good.