Send a Taste of Nebraska this Christmas - Great Gift Ideas!

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Christmas will be here before we know it! Even though it's hard to believe since it's still 60* out during the day. Doesn't really even feel like Thanksgiving should be next week, but I'll take it!

The good news is that I can help make your Christmas shopping easier this year and you can send Christmas gifts that will definitely be a hit!

Send Bison Meat Christmas Gifts to your favorite Meat Lovers this year!

My company, NebraskaBison.com, has been sending Christmas gifts on behalf of customers across the country for the past five years, and there's a reason we see an uptick of orders during the holiday season as well as customers coming back for gifts year after year – people love receiving these gifts!

I've put together a short guide with ideas and our most popular gift items to get you started. If you'd like to check out our full Bison Meat Gift Guide, this has deadlines and tons of gift ideas for you.


Small Gift Ideas

These small gift ideas work great to tack on to your own order and hand out in person. These gifts can work great as stocking stuffers, gifts for employees / co-workers, or even host gifts!

Smoked Bison Jerky

We have two varieties of Smoked Bison Jerky: a chopped & formed style and our whole muscle strip Cowboy style. Each are made with recipes without MSG and added nitrates and come in perfectly portioned 2 oz. package sizes.

Bison Summer Sausage

Although this Bison Summer Sausage requires refrigeration and isn't recommended for stockings, it's still a great gift for the holidays! It can be the perfect item to take along to Christmas parties or as host gifts. Plus, it's a great snack to have out at your own holiday gatherings! Like the Jerky, our summer sausage is made with no MSG and no added nitrates. 


Bison Dog Bones

And of course, don't forget about your favorite pups! Our Smoked Bison Dog Bones are large femur bones – including the marrow – that have no added salts or seasonings. Your favorite dogs are sure to love these bones!

The Top 3 December Favorites

The following three products have been the most popular items each November and December. They make excellent gift items and also work great for special meals. While I find that these are among the most popular, there are TONS more ideas and items available that can fit the needs of whatever you are looking for!

Bison Prime Rib Roast

The Bison Prime Rib Roast is a 4 lb. boneless roast that gets sent all over the country this time of year. One of the best things about it (other than the taste of course) is how easy it actually is to prepare and make!


Bison Filet Mignon

The Bison Filet Mignon is the ultimate gift and just about every year, we sell so many that we end up running out... we just can't keep them in stock around the holidays! These 6 oz. steaks are the epitome of tenderness and flavor, while remaining incredibly lean.


Bison Ribeye Steak

Finally, that brings us to the Bison Ribeye Steak – a gift for people who just love a good meaty and juicy steak. These 12 oz. steaks are one of our most popular items year-round and while they may have some more marbling and fat than some of the other bison cuts, the flavor the Bison Ribeye brings is well worth it!

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