Original Bison Sticks

Original Bison Sticks combine the flavor of 100% grass-fed and -finished bison with sea salt, savory spices, and a subtle hint of heat. There are 8 grams of protein and 60 calories in each bison stick and no artificial ingredients, added flavors, fillers, or nitrates. We responsibly source our bison from free-range herds in South Dakota and beyond, where restoring prairie grasslands and improving soil health is top priority.

12 sticks, 1 ounce each
Servings per stick: 1
Shelf stable
Product of USA

Style No. 112201

Nutrition + Ingredients

Nutrition:

100% grass-fed and -finished bison
8 grams of protein
60 calories
No artificial ingredients, added flavors, fillers, or nitrates

Product Details + Sourcing

Sourcing:

Responsibly sourced from American bison that roam freely on Wild Idea Buffalo Company ranches in South Dakota and neighboring states
Wild Idea Buffalo Company's bison graze on native grass and are not administered antibiotics or hormones
Free-range bison help to restore the Great Plains grasslands by building soil health with their nutrient input and “roto-tilling” hooves
Learn more about our bison and Wild Idea Buffalo Company here

Packaging:

Stick: BPA-NI (no BPAs were intentionally added to the packaging); made without intentionally added PFAS
Box: 30% PCR cardboard; recyclable; BPA-NI, made without intentionally added PFAS

Certifications:

Certified B® Corporation
1% for the Planet®
Inspected and passed by the US Department of Agriculture

Ways to Eat

On the trail for lightweight, mess-free, portable protein that fits in your pocket or pack
Road trips or anywhere you need a quick, nutritious snack
Paired with nuts, fruit, or a wedge of cheese
For pre-sport fuel or post-sport recovery

WARNING: California’s Proposition 65

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/products/food

Why Bison?

Our bison are part of an ambitious effort to restore America’s Great Plains. They roam freely across thousands of acres of open prairie, naturally restoring the grassland ecosystem as they graze.