The Process:
You place your deposit.
When we have available weights (usually within 1 week of your deposit) we send an email to you to select which weight you’d like.
We schedule a time to go over your cut page on the phone and tailor the cut page to your cooking style and preferences.
We notify you when its ready and schedule either a delivery or a pickup depending on your location! Your remaining balance is due upon receipt.
How to receive your order:
Delivery: We offer a free delivery of your order to Austin, San Antonio, Bastrop and all surrounding areas. (Yes this includes Georgetown, Leander, San Marcos, Driftwood, Seguin, Boerne, etc.)
Pickup: We offer free pickup at our ranch in Bastrop or at our warehouse in Schulenberg.
For customers outside of our delivery area in Texas, UPS shipping is available for an additional $1.20/lb. Other areas for shipping will need to be priced out individually.
All the info:
Current Pricing
- Half Cows are $10.05/lb. hanging weight. Average weights range between 180-220 lbs 
 An average sized half cow at 200 lbs would be $2010 total
- Whole cows are $9.40/lb. hanging weight. Average weights range between 360-440 lbs 
 An average sized whole cow at 400 lbs would be $3760 total
- We do not charge sales tax, and do not include any additional fees in the base price 
- We accept Credit, Check or Cash. Your remaining balance is due upon delivery. 
- Customers who have previously purchased a half/whole cow are eligible for a returning customer discount! 
Turnaround Times
- Average turnaround is 2-4 weeks from deposit to delivery/pickup 
- Weight selections are sent out via email usually 1-2 weeks after deposit 
Packaging Details
- An average half cow will take 8-9 cu ft of space in a freezer 
- All cuts are individually vacuum sealed and labeled by our Tx state inspected butcher 
- Your order will be packed frozen into cardboard boxes, and includes an inventory sheet with all of your cuts listed 
Pick Up Tips
- A half cow will easily fit in the backseat of a car or in the trunk 
- Coolers are great, but not necessary if the beef is traveling inside the vehicle under 3 hours 
- Dry Ice is not necessary. If you prefer to use ice, keep them in the bags and lay on top of the beef. 
What does a cut page look like?
You can check out the cut page below to get an idea of what sort of choices you’ll be making, 
as well as a list of how many packs of each cut would be on an average animal.
 
                         
         
            