Shop by the Cut
Tap any part of the steer to see what comes from it, how to cook it, and what it costs.
Know your cut
Every steer eats the same grass, but no two cuts cook alike. Pick a region to begin.
Price List
All prices per pound; package weights are averages and vary. We settle to the ounce at pickup.
Premium Steaks
Everyday Steaks
Roasts & Low + Slow
Ground & Specialty
Sausage & Brats
Packages
Build your own — pick the cuts you actually want and the discount comes off automatically. Everything settles to actual weight at the scale.
Steak Basket
Build your own — the more steaks, the deeper the discount
- Any 5 steaks · save 2.5%
- Any 10 steaks · save 5%
- Any 15 steaks · save 7%
- Filet Mignon · Porterhouse · Ribeye · T-Bone · Rib Steak · NY Strip · Tri Tip · Outside Skirt · Chuck Eye · Flank · Flatiron · Sirloin
Burger Bundle
100% ground beef · stock the freezer
- 5 lbs · $36.56 ($7.31/lb)
- 10 lbs · $71.25 ($7.13/lb)
- 20 lbs · $139.50 ($6.98/lb)
Half & Whole Shares
Reserve a share of the live animal — the most beef for the least per pound.
The Half — Ready-Made
- A fixed, balanced cut list — no butcher paperwork to fill out
- ~120 lbs ground beef plus ribeye, strip, filet, sirloin, roasts, brisket & more
- Vacuum-sealed, frozen, ready to pick up
The Whole — Your Custom Cut
- Reserve your animal with a deposit and we put you on the schedule.
- We finish it on grain, for a pasture raised – grain finished product, then deliver it to our trusted local processor.
- You work directly with the processor on every cut, thickness & package.
- Pick up — or arrange delivery — once it’s aged, cut, and frozen.
Not sure what a share runs?
Estimate your half or whole beef cost and how much fills your freezer — or fill out our interest form and we’ll be in touch with availability, pricing and timing. Nothing is owed today.
Why Stone Duck
Pasture-raised
Rotationally grazed on mixed native and improved pastures — moved often, never finished in confinement.
Know your source
No middleman, no mystery. You know the farm, the farmer, and how every animal was raised.
Seven generations
Nearly two centuries of family stewardship on the same Middle Tennessee soil.
Land first
Rotational grazing and careful stewardship keep the soil healthy and the cattle calm.
