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Honey BBQ Bison Meat Sticks

Sale price$16.935.0

Sweet, smoky, and seriously satisfying. Our Honey BBQ Bison Meat Sticks combine rich, grass-fed bison with a touch of honey and smoky BBQ flavor — a crowd favorite for good reason.

Delivers monthly — skip or cancel anytime.

  • 4 oz. pack — 3 sticks per pack
  • Protein packed
  • No added hormones or antibiotics
  • No nitrates or nitrites
  • 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.

Quantity: 1 Pack

Barbecue in your pocket

Honey BBQ is the campfire flavor — sweet honey, smoky-tangy barbecue, and grass-finished bison doing the heavy lifting underneath. It's the stick for people who want their snack to taste like a cookout, minus the cookout.

Kids rank it neck-and-neck with Original; adults pretend they buy it for the kids. Same herd as our steaks, raised on Nevada grass start to finish, shaped for the gym bag.

Honey BBQ Bison Meat Sticks 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.

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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