Lone Peak Bison

Summer is here, and it’s the perfect time to keep things light, lean, and full of flavor.

Bison is the ultimate summer protein, and it’s easier to find than you think!

You can find our bison at your local Walmart under the Marketside label or visit our website to learn more about our products.

🌐 : https://bit.ly/our-bison

What do you think this bison is thinking? Drop your best line in the comments below 👇

Summer is officially here, and we’re firing up the grill, so we want to know, what’s your go-to summertime recipe? Are you team:

🍔 Burgers
🌮 Tacos
🍢 Skewers
🍽️ Or something totally different?

Let us know in the comments, we’re always cooking up new ideas and would love your input!

There’s no better way to kick off the summer season than firing up the grill and sinking your teeth into our Bacon Jam Bison Burgers.

This recipe is juicy, flavorful, and built for backyard cravings!

Grab your new go-to recipe, and check out even more summertime inspo on our blog now.

🌐: https://tinyurl.com/bison-burgers-4-ways-lp

Our Best Fresh Bison initiative is all about going the extra mile for quality, safety, and taste you can trust.

From partnering with family ranchers to ensuring every cut meets our high standards, we’re raising the bar on bison.

Head on over to our website to learn more about what makes our bison the best.

🌐: https://tinyurl.com/best-fresh-bison-lp

Here’s to the strong, steady, dependable ones. Happy Father’s Day to all the great dads out there!

Waving proudly from the heart of the land we love. Happy Flag Day!

That’s right y’all, it’s trivia time!

Q: What’s the recommended minimum distance visitors should keep from bison in national parks or in the wild?

a. 5 yards
b. 15 yards
c. 25 yards
d. Far enough away to need binoculars!
e. Close enough to take a selfie 😬

Drop your guess in the comments and let’s see who’s got their bison facts straight! 👇

The correct answer is at least 25 yards. That’s about the length of two school buses. Bison may look calm, but they’re not looking to be your hiking buddy. They can sprint up to 35 mph and can be very protective of their space, especially during mating season or if they feel threatened. So keep your distance and respect the range.