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Rosse Posse Acres, Inc. Elk Ranch, Petting Zoo, Bed & Breakfast 32690 S. Mathias Road ~ Molalla, OR 97038 ~ (503) 829-7107 |
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Wapiti for sale... We sell elk meat by the whole, half, or by the pound. If you want to buy it buy the half/whole, our price is $4.50 USD per pound hanging weight. Our elk are processed at Buxton Meat in Sandy, OR. All of our elk are processed under USDA inspection, and our label bears the USDA stamp. Buxton will custom process each order to your specifications for an additional cutting/wrapping fee. If you're interested in a whole or half, give us a call and we'll put you on our client list. When we're ready to butcher, we call our clients until our butcher order is filled. So, if you want some elk meat in the freezer, get on our list! We also now sell elk meat by the pound. Here is our current
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All of our elk meat is USDA processed and packaged. Prices do not include shipping or handling. Call for availability. We also have dog bones or soup bones available. This is a new item and our pet owners tell us that their dogs just love these elk bones. Our dogs here at the ranch really enjoy periodic treats of raw elk liver, tongue, and heart. Several of our pet owning customers have told us of the health benefits to their dogs of eating raw meat. I'm not a veterinarian, but it seems to make sense to me given the historical diet of canines. Health Benefits of Elk Meat Are you watching your diet? Trying to eat a leaner, low-fat, low-cholesterol diet? Did you know that Elk Meat is roughly equivalent nutritionally to white meat chicken? Don't take our word for it, check it out for yourself! I took these numbers directly from the USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference:
(100 grams = 3.5 ounces) As you can see, Elk is low in fat, low in cholesterol, and high in protein and potassium. All very key things you want to look for in a lean, healthy diet. Hey, we like chicken here are Rosse Posse Acres too. But when you're craving something other than chicken that will not bust your diet, you should seriously consider ELK. Go ahead and fire up the grill and fix yourself a nice, big, tasty elk burger; it's OK because it's healthy! |
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