BISONGUY “A” TEAM ! Bisonguy seed delivery! It’s a good thing that we gain daylight hours in spring, as there is never a shortage of

Good Bad & New ! Nine days on the road and 4800 km later, Pasco and I made it home safe and sound last week

Our Normal is Not Normal ! The thing I love most about spring is getting to see all our livestock back out and about grazing,

Big Fat Lie ! The last 5 years have been the greatest awakening of my life. I was born in 71 and grew up pretty

Upgrading Breakfast ! I think of breakfast as the most important meal of the day because it is usually guaranteed to happen unlike lunch and

TDS Insanity ! Writing my political opinions and being honest with what I think brings out the best and worst in people. Feathers get ruffled

Unadulterated Dining ! I’ll be quick to admit that I am the last guy that goes grocery shopping in our family and when I do

Lunacy 2.0 ! Till now I’ve kept my mouth shut about the ongoing tit for tat spat going on in the political sandbox of Canada

BisonGuy Spinach ! When it comes to nutrient-dense foods, there is nothing that comes close to Liver from grass fed and finished Beef & Bison.

Grande Cahoonas ! As a Rancher, breeding both Bison and Beef, the most important trait we look at when selecting bulls to breed the herds

FAT = BRAIN FUEL ! The most common misconception and idea that people have when they talk about red meat is that it’s all about

CHANGING LIVES ! Elian’s first chain up experience ! When Erika and I started Spirit View Ranch in Rycroft, Alberta back in 2003, it was

Team Work The Bisonguy Team has been hard at work these past few weeks, preparing all the meat for your upcoming delivery. Pasco created a

Turning Goals into Results Last year Erika and I set off on an adventure of a lifetime driving from Hudson’s Hope to Costa Rica; it

THE SUPERFOOD Most think of red meat just in terms of protein, however there is far more to it than that. Grass-fattened ground bison and

Bale Grazing By far the most challenging season to work in is winter. I always refer to winter as a battle that lasts 5 months

THE COACH We’re always trying to find ways to do things better and improve; considering 4 years ago we were still field harvesting bison, it’s