Cut The Way You Need It
Goat, lamb, and Black Angus beef, cut whole, broken into primals, or portioned to the exact spec your business runs on.
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Goat, lamb, and Black Angus beef, all processed under one roof in Boyd, Texas. Take any of it as a whole carcass, broken into primals, or portioned to your cut sheet, then vacuum-packed and labeled the way your business needs it. Here is exactly what we run, and how each animal breaks down.
We bring in goat and lamb from Texas and nearby producers and process it fresh for halal grocers and restaurants around DFW. Order it whole, broken into primals, or portioned however you need it.
Our Black Angus is choice-grade, and we'll process it to whatever works for you, whether that's a full carcass, primals, or cuts made straight from your sheet. It's a natural fit for grocers and export partners who like to know exactly what they're getting.
We'll cut to whatever your counter or kitchen needs, all the way from a whole carcass down to portioned cuts. Here's a look at how each animal breaks down.

The shoulder primal. It's rich, well-worked muscle that braises low and slow, or grinds into really flavorful ground beef.
Chuck Roast · Flat Iron · Denver Steak
Home to the ribeye and prime rib. It's the most heavily marbled primal, and it shines with dry-heat cooking.
Ribeye Steak · Prime Rib Roast · Back Ribs
This is tenderloin, strip, and T-bone territory, the most tender part of the whole animal.
NY Strip · Tenderloin · T-Bone · Porterhouse
Top and bottom sirloin, versatile and full of flavor, and great for grilling, kabobs, or roasting.
Top Sirloin · Tri-Tip · Coulotte
Brisket, short ribs, and skirt steak. Cook them low and slow, or fast and hot for fajitas.
Brisket Flat/Point · Short Ribs · Skirt Steak
The lean rear-leg primal, giving you top round, bottom round, and eye of round for roasting.
Top Round · Eye of Round · Rump Roast
Our most requested cut. Order it bone-in or boneless, and roast it whole or portion it into steaks.
Bone-In Leg · Boneless Leg · Leg Steaks
Well-marbled and forgiving, this is the classic cut for curry, stew, and a good slow braise.
Shoulder Chops · Boston Roll · Stew Meat
The most tender section, giving you rack chops and loin chops for quick, high-heat grilling.
Rack of Chops · Loin Chops · Saddle
Bone-in riblets, always in demand for grilling and traditional dishes.
Breast · Riblets · Rib Tips
Bone-in fore and hind shank, a favorite for slow braises and traditional stews.
Fore Shank · Hind Shank
Whole dressed carcass by weight class, or ground goat for kabobs, sausage, and specialty prep.
Whole Carcass · Ground Goat · Offal