Lazy Heart D Bison and Morgan Horses

09/09/2026

We're a little biased, but the numbers back us up. 🦬
Turns out bison isn't just tasty — it's genuinely one of the leanest, most nutrient-dense proteins out there.
Fewer calories than beef, chicken, or salmon. Less than half the fat of beef and pork.
And more iron than any of 'em.
So next time someone asks why we do this whole "raise 2,000 lb animals with attitude problems" thing... this is why. 😉

Real food. Real grasslands. Real (occasionally ornery) bison.
Eat Better. Eat Bison. 🍁

09/06/2026

08/30/2026

Just when we thought the excitement was over for the weekend, look who showed up. This sweet little girl.

08/29/2026

We spent the last two days getting the herd in and sorting out the 11 who will be going to their new home at P2P Bison Ranch next weekend.

08/10/2026

- Did you know a bison’s tail is essentially a built-in mood ring? 🦬

When around bison, trying to hear vocalizations or watching certain body expressions won't tell you much, but their primary warning signal is right in their tail. Understanding this body language is key to knowing how the bison are feeling and being able to use this knowledge for low-stress handling and keeping both handlers and the herd calm.

Here is how to decode what a bison is telling you:

Hanging Straight Down: Calm, relaxed, and content. The herd is just going about its day grazing.

Slightly Lifted / Twitching: Curious, alert, or mildly annoyed. Something in their environment caught their attention.

Straight Up or Rigid Hook: Clear Warning. The bison is agitated, startled, or preparing to run or charge.

Reading these subtle behavioral cues allows us to give them space and work with their natural instincts rather than against them.

06/19/2026

The latest addition to our bison herd.

06/19/2026

Nice photo of our latest beef birth. She is very friendly.

05/27/2026

We have begun scheduling harvest dates for these 2 year old bulls starting October 20. If you are wanting to get a half, quarter or whole, let us know. Details in comments.

05/18/2026

If only animals could talk. This little guy would have a story to tell. He has had quite a day on a field trip to the neighbors. We are so blessed to have such awesome neighbors.

05/10/2026

Our numbers continue to grow. We are up to eight now. This one found a small fort to rest in.