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Bison Split Marrow Bones

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Bison Split Marrow Bones

Bison shank, femur or humerus bones cut lengthwise exposing the marrow. Also Known As: Canoe Cut Split Femur Bones; Marrow Bones; Pipe Bones; Split Bones

"Canoe style" cut lengthwise marrow bones. Great for bone broth, dog treats and, bone marrow dishes

Each Package is approximately 5 Lbs.

Rock River Bison MeatAbout Rock River Ranches Bison

Family Traditions

Our grandfather Roy Moore, Sr homesteaded in WY on the Black’s Fork River in the 1930’s.  Later he owned and operated a sheep and cattle ranch in Rock River, WY near Laramie – hence the company name.  For four generations the Moore Family has been pioneers in the sheep, cattle and bison industries in Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and Colorado.  In 1980 the Moore’s purchased Bison for their Idaho ranch at the National Western Stock Show.  Today, Rock River Ranches owns its own Bison herd of about 125 mother cows and works with other like-minded ranchers who share our values of hard work and integrity.
 
North American Bison ranchers have a goal of raising 1 million bison.  If we eat bison, we save bison and can achieve that goal.

Reinventing Our Company - March 2020

Recently our company goal and business plan was to raise the best bison possible and supply local Colorado front range restaurants.  That all changed when COVID-19 hit and all Colorado dine-in restaurants closed and left take out and delivery options only.
Rock River Ranches lost 80% of our business in one week.
 
On March 23, 2020 Rex places an ad on Denver’s Craigslist and wrote an impassioned plea on his personal Facebook page, “I need your help” Rex wrote.  He only had 150 FB friends on his little used FB page.  Within one hour there were 1,000 shares, at five hours 12,000 shares and within 12 hours 24,000.  Emails and calls to help buy the excess inventory in the cooler and freezer began pouring in from all over the US.
 
Rex’s FB post had gone viral.  Earlier on Monday he had told his landlord he could not pay his rent.  By Tuesday evening RRR had taken so many orders all the bison meat was spoken for.  They had taken so many orders in three days that it will take a month to produce more product and fill all the orders.  Three television stations aired Rex’s story along with a newspaper and radio station.
 
Monday morning Rock River Ranches could have gone out of business, Tuesday the good people of Colorado and the US had saved it.  Rock River Ranches had laid off its only employee besides Rex.  Tuesday he rehired the employee and hired another full time employee and seven days later two more employees are all starting to help fill the orders.  Rock River Ranches has its own bison herd in Wray, CO and works with several other Bison producers to get more product.  Steaks are being cut, ground bulk burger, burgers and all the added value items (brisket, cubed steak, sausages) are being made.
 
This is part of our business is here to stay – direct to consumer. It is our way of saying thank you to America and our social media friends. Please watch the news stories about our turn around success.
 
Thank you, thank you, thank you America.
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Jim Gilliland 11/08/2021, 10:02 AM

Best bison ever! Bought the $370 ,package and have not been disappointed with any of the cuts. Fantastic!

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Adam Kraft 12/11/2020, 10:10 AM

The best bison I've ever had! I've tried store bought, a buddy got one but wasnt very good. This is the best bison I've had without adding anything to it.

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Michael Colosimo 09/01/2020, 10:11 AM

I received my order the other day and I must say I am absolutely impressed. It arrived in perfect condition, even in the Arizona heat. I am so pleased to support your ranch!
The meat is amazing! today I made a steak. covered in salt for 10 min. washed it off. added pepper. sided with lobster mushrooms, Portobello mushrooms, purslane cooked in butter and spices.

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