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raised in missouri by family ranchers
black angus beef raised naturally on wide open pastures and sunshine
NO ADDED
ANTIBIOTICS
Ever!
100%
PASTURE
RAISED
NO
VACCINES
None. At All!
100%
CORN
FINISHED
NO ADDED
HORMONES
Ever!
how to order bulk beef
Select your beef size & customization
We offer 5 Packages for our Quarter Beef. Want to customize your beef? Choose our Half or Whole Beef and select the exact cuts you want.
pay a deposit to reserve your bulk beef share
We reserve your beef as soon as you pay your deposit. The deposit amount varies based on the size of beef you reserve.
pay your final beef invoice & butcher fees
You'll pay the remainder of your beef after we take your animal to the butcher. You'll pay the processing fees directly to the butcher when you pick up your beef, or before it is released for delivery.
“We understand that feeding your family is a big responsibility, and we also understand the challenges of having access to healthy, high quality food options. Earning a spot at your table is a privilege we don’t take for granted. From our family to yours, we invite you to taste the difference that comes from our commitment to quality and care.”
Four Arrows Cattle Company
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