Quarter sides

Quarter Pasture-Raised Black Hereford Prime Beef deposit 

 

 

Enjoy top-quality pasture-raised Black Hereford prime beef, raised naturally with no added hormones or antibiotics. This quarter beef offers a well-balanced mix of premium cuts, including steaks, roasts, ground beef, and more. Black Herefords are known for their exceptional marbling, tenderness, and rich flavor—perfect for grilling, roasting, or slow-cooking.

 

Each quarter includes approximately 80-100 lbs of beef, professionally butchered, vacuum-sealed, and ready for your freezer. Ideal for families or individuals looking for a reliable source of locally raised, high-quality beef.

 

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  • Illustration of a cow standing on grass, with labeled beef cuts including rib, chuck, loin, brisket, and shank. Text below states “Grass Fed Grass Finished.” This graphic showcases winterscattleranch’s Organic Raised Free Range Grazing Whole Beef Side—premium grass fed beef from Colorado. Non-refundable deposit of $10.75/lb (credited back upon hanging weight charge). Free home delivery included.

    Premium Organic, Free-Range Grazing Beef 1/4 Beef Side (Deposit non refundable )$10.75/lb hanging weight Deposit is credit back to you when you are charged for hanging weight

    Premium Organic, Free-Range Grazing Beef 1/4 Beef Side (Deposit non refundable )$10.75/lb hanging weight Deposit is credit back to you when you are charged for hanging weight
    $180.00
  • Never pennedOpen pasture every day of their lives, right up to butcher day.
  • Dry-aged 21 daysAging improves tenderness and deepens the flavor.
  • No hormones or antibioticsNo added hormones, no antibiotics, no GMOs.
  • Free delivery or pickupRanch pickup in Rush, Front Range drop points, or free home delivery.
Rider moving the herd across open range at Winters Ranch

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Raised by one family, on one piece of ground

Our family has raised cattle on the open plains of eastern Colorado since 1952. Two years to raise an animal, no hormones, no antibiotics, and no pens.

The Winters family · Rush, Colorado

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