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Black Pepper & Sea Salt Bison Jerky

$19.73

Bold, simple, and full of flavor. Our Black Pepper & Sea Salt Bison Jerky lets the rich taste of grass-fed bison shine, seasoned with cracked black pepper and a touch of sea salt.

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3 oz. pack
Grass fed and finished
Protein packed
No added hormones or antibiotics
No nitrates or nitrites
Gluten free
Made in the USA
Perfect on-the-go snack

At Miller Bison, we take care in providing the highest quality grass-fed bison possible. With close care, premium stock, and deep knowledge of the bison we raise, we deliver the same premium product every time.

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Black Pepper & Sea Salt Bison Jerky

$19.73

Two ingredients of seasoning. That's the flex.

Black pepper and sea salt is the minimalist's jerky — the flavor combination that's seasoned good meat for centuries, on meat good enough to deserve it. Cracked pepper brings warmth without burn; sea salt does what salt has always done. Underneath, grass-finished bison from our Eureka, Nevada herd carries the whole show.

This is the bag for the carnivore crowd, the macro-counters, and anyone who reads ingredient labels and wants them short. It's also, quietly, the staff favorite at the ranch.

Black Pepper & Sea Salt Bison Jerky FAQs

The questions we hear most at the ranch about this one - straight answers, no fine print. If yours isn't here, ask us directly and a real person will get back to you.

Is this spicy?

No — cracked black pepper gives warmth and bite, not heat. If you want actual fire, our jalapeño meat sticks are the ones that bring it.

Is this a good fit for keto or carnivore eating?

It's about as compatible as a snack gets — lean dried meat with minimal seasoning and effectively no sugar. Check the nutrition panel on the bag for exact macros, but this flavor exists for exactly that eating style.

Why does lean bison make better jerky than fatty meat?

Fat doesn't dehydrate — it goes rancid. The leaner the meat, the cleaner the jerky and the better it keeps, which makes bison close to the ideal jerky animal.

When should I reach for jerky vs. meat sticks?

Jerky is the chew-and-savor option; sticks are the two-bites-between-things option. Same animal, different pace. Plenty of customers keep both — jerky in the desk, sticks in the gym bag.

Still wondering about something? Email us or call 1-775-318-0366 — we're a family ranch, and a real person reads every message.Average answer time: 24h

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Black Pepper & Sea Salt Bison Jerky

Two ingredients of seasoning. That's the flex.

Black Pepper & Sea Salt Bison Jerky FAQs

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