Our Mission

            The TBE is dedicated to making the 21st century work for the Buffalo. We do our very best to educate both buyers and sellers in an
effort to establish fair markets and a working industry, simultaneously advocating a high quality of life for the buffalo.

           Whether you are a buffalo buyer, seller or a meat outlet, and                regardless  of the size and scope of your needs, your success is our goal.
Gainesville, Texas
        We are the number one source for all your informational needs. We have been amazed by the buffalo for many years and have owned them since 1991. They are  magnificent animals, highly intelligent.  We are just fortunate enough to be able to incorporate them into our lives with the Cutting Horse Industry. Tim has spent endless hours, days and years studying the bison, learning new things all the time. We truly love these animals and the heritage they bring into our lives.

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TASTE
Bison tastes great! Most people interviewed feel Bison is the most flavorful meat they have ever tasted, with a sweeter and richer flavor than beef. Bison is naturally flavorful and tender and can be prepared much the same as beef.

VALUE
Bison falls into the gourmet or specialty meat category at your supermarket or meat market. The value of Bison is not what you pay, but what you get in return. Nutritionally you are getting more protein and nutrients with fewer calories and less fat. Bison is a dense meat that tends to satisfy you more while eating less. Tim &  I have found after eating a steak we don't having that heavy feeling in our stomachs like beef has a tendency to do.

HEALTH
Bison are handled as little as possible. They spend their lives on grass, much as they always have, with very little time in the feedlot. They are not subjected to questionable drugs, chemicals or hormones.

NUTRITION
Research by Dr. M. Marchello at North Dakota State University has shown that the meat from Bison is a highly nutrient dense food because of the proportion of protein, fat, mineral, and fatty acids to its caloric value. Comparisons to other meat sources have also shown that Bison has a greater concentration of iron as well as some of the essential fatty acids necessary for human well being.



DIABETES FORECAST, issue of October, 2001

In the Practical Living section of this issue, Robyn Webb, MS, LN, writes on bison:

"I recently became a convert to this succulent meat. What I love most about bison is its superstar nutritional qualities. It has about 30 percent more protein and 25 percent less cholesterol than beef. In a 31/2-oz. serving of cooked bison there are only three grams of fat, compared with 14 grams in beef sirloin, and about half the calories (120 vs. 210). Bison is great paired with other indigenous American foods such as corn, tomatoes, and peppers.



READER'S DIGEST, issue of July, 2001

Author Maureen Callahan reports on "Five Foods Men and Women Need Most." She writes that foods high in soy protein are among the foods recommended particularly for women.

Other foods recommended for women were papaya, flaxseed, buffalo meat and collard greens. She continues:

"4. Buffalo Meat. Due largely to menstruation, women tend to be anemic more than men. And low iron levels in blood can cause severe fatigue. To get a good dose of iron, try bison. Bison, or buffalo, meat is lean and has what diet-conscious women want - lots of iron and less fat than most cuts of beef. 'The iron content is about 3 milligrams in a 3 1/2-ounce uncooked portion,' says Marty Marchello, Ph.D., at North Dakota State University. 'That portion contains less than 3 grams of fat.' Buffalo meat can help boost energy and lower weight. And you don't have to have a home on the range to get some bison anymore. You can pick it up at many supermarkets across the United States, or through mail order or on the Internet."

Nutrition Facts

Species             Fat                 Calories              Cholesterol      Saturated Fat
Bison                2.42g                 143 kcal                  82 mg             0.91 g
Beef extra lean 16.33 g                256 kcal                  84 mg             6.42 g
Pork                18.19 g                265 kcal                 105 mg            5.15 g
Chicken*           3.57 g                165 kcal                   85 mg            1.01 g

USDA Data www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/cgi-bin/nut_search.pl
Reference #'s 17157;13298;10803;05064 

Per 100 grams cooked meat *Skinless, breast only


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