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While nowhere near as ubiquitous as beef, bison meat is quietly making its way onto more and more restaurant menus across the United States and into more and more supermarkets. At many grocery stores, ...

Butchering a buffalo is bloody, smelly work. It takes strength, it takes time, and it draws flies by the hundreds. The Plains Indians did it as often as they could, following the herds, hunting them, ...

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They call him the "Buffalo Man." Maybe it’s the goatee, a tuft of white hanging from the chin, like a buffalo’s scraggly brown beard. Maybe it’s the voice, gruff and deep, like a buffalo rumbling. Or, ...

It wasn’t bloody, it wasn’t smelly and it didn’t attract flies. But then, the bison had already been slaughtered and quartered at a Nebraska ranch, separated from its head, hide and organs and hung up ...

Bison is leaner than beef, with fewer calories and less saturated fat, making it a smart option for heart health and anyone ...

I first tried ground bison in an effort to switch up the usual grind of beef, pork, and chicken. But I was surprised how much I took to the product—it boasts a natural sweetness and is incredibly ...