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How it Works

Taste the difference

Once our sons were grown and on their own, we redirected our “raising” energies into a new endeavor—raising cattle. We are passionate about the well-being of the cattle in our care and are committed to finding ways to make ranching more sustainable and environmentally sound.

Our goal is to produce beef that reflects a strong commitment to the health of the cows, the planet, and the people our beef nourishes.

The result? Big Lost Beefit’s like small-batch bourbon but for beef connoisseurs.

How Shares work

  1. Choose between a eighth, quarter, half or full Share and reserve by purchasing online. Please note that we can only sell our Shares to those living in a 300 mile radius of our ranch in Mackay, Idaho.

    BUT WAIT! We also sell our Big Lost Little Box and Big Lost Burger Box, which ship throughout Idaho and surrounding states!
  2. Let us do the work raising the best-quality beef money can buy. We will contact you once your share is ready with the final balance.
  3. Once the final invoice is paid, we will coordinate your delivery.

Reserve your Share

What is in a Share?

Full Share
Approx. 400 lbs

Half Share
Approx. 200 lbs

Eighth Share
45 lbs


Ground Beef
85/15 Vacuum-sealed 1 lb packs

Premium 1″ Steaks
T-bone Ribeye, Sirloin

Roasts & Ribs
Chuck, Rump, Sirloin, Round & Short Ribs

Plus…
Stew/Kabob Meat, Brisket and Soup Bones upon request

We pride ourselves on the highest standard of beef

Our beef is raised with the upmost care and the highest standards. We are proud to be GAP and IMI Global certified.

Where Food Comes From, Inc. was originally founded as IMI Global in 1995 with a focus around traceability in the livestock industry. IMI Global acts as the verification body, conducting the necessary audits to ensure production meet the needs of each specific program. Click on the badge to learn more.

G.A.P. has created a meaningful animal welfare labeling program, verified by audits conducted on every farm, in order to influence the food industry, raise consumer expectations, and create a sustainable environment. Their animal welfare standards are defined by three components: health and productivity, natural living, and emotional well being. Click on the badge to learn more.