Our Animals

Our Grass-Fed & Pasture-Raised Animals

Since the 1930s, our family has farmed the land at Buck Creek and cared for animals. Today, we continue that work alongside like-minded farming partners who share our commitment to thoughtful animal care and responsible land stewardship.

Faith, family, land and animals remain at the heart of Buck Creek Meats.

THE BUCK CREEK STANDARD

  • Beef and lamb are never fed grain or finished in feedlots

  • Pork and chicken are pasture-raised with non-GMO feed

  • No mRNA vaccines

  • No antibiotics

  • No added hormones

  • Clean Pastures - Pastures managed without pesticides or herbicides

  • No confinement

  • Low-Stress Handling


Buck Creek Beef

100% Grass-Fed & Grass-Finished Beef

Our beef comes from cattle that stay on grass from start to finish. They are never fed grain or finished in a feedlot.

We favor cattle that thrive on grass and produce flavorful, well-marbled beef. They mature at a natural pace—generally 20–27 months—and the beef is dry-aged for 14–21 days for tenderness and a deeper beef flavor.


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Texas Pasture-Raised Chicken

Our chicken is raised the old-fashioned way—on fresh green pasture with wholesome, non-GMO feed. The farming model has been refined over more than 20 years, giving the birds a cleaner, healthier environment where they can forage, scratch and behave like chickens.

They are raised in a drug-free setting without antibiotics, steroids or arsenic. They are then humanely processed right on the farm in a USDA-inspected facility, keeping handling and stress as low as possible.


Buck Creek Lamb

100% Grass-Fed & Grass-Finished Lamb

Our lambs are raised on grass-and-legume pastures and are never fed grain or finished in a feedlot. They stay with their mothers as they grow and are handled with care.

The result is tender, flavorful lamb. Availability is limited, so order early.


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Pasture-Raised Pork

Our pigs are raised on clean, rotationally managed pastures where they can root, explore and behave naturally. Their varied omnivore diet is supported with non-GMO feed.

They are raised without antibiotics or added hormones and handled carefully to keep stress low.