3Bar Bison

What do you make on a icy,snowy day? We make bison chili with ground bison and bison sausage. Say warm! Stay safe!

Due to a devastating fire early this morning, The Blind Pig is closed until further notice. We would like to thank our first responders for their hard work in extinguishing the fire and keeping our neighbors safe. Please keep us in your prayers, Waxahachie, as we navigate the steps ahead.

🧀 Add Texas Bison Summer Sausage to your charcuterie board! Available for pick up Monday & Tuesday before Christmas - call or email to order!

Thank you Oak Cliff Lions Club for supporting local business! We’re so happy to hear you enjoyed the bison quesadilla special at Chip’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers in Oak Cliff!

Thank you Oak Cliff Lions Club for supporting local business! We’re so happy to hear you enjoyed the bison quesadilla special at Chip's Old Fashioned Hamburgers - Oak Cliff!

First Tuesday meeting at Chip’s
Come join us next month!

These bison quesadillas are 🔥
Try them (this week only) at Chip’s Burgers in Oak Cliff!

Yall are going to LOVE this bison quesadilla special at Chip's Old Fashioned Hamburgers - Oak Cliff this week! Try it out and let us know what you think!

🦬 Happy National Bison Day!

It may seem counter-intuitive, but one of the best ways to support the National Mammal is to eat it. 🥩
Bison no longer roam the plains by the millions, and unfortunately, that historic scale won't be possible again. That’s why the most effective way to keep the current bison population growing and healthy is to support your local bison producer. By buying bison products, you provide a critical economic incentive for sustainable ranching.

🌱 Not a Meat-Eater? Here are 3 Ways to Help:
If you’re not a meat eater, you can still be a huge advocate! Consider these options:
1. Support Protected Herds: Visit or donate to groups protecting wild herds, like the Texas State Bison Herd in Caprock Canyon State Park.
2. Donate to Conservation: Support the mission of the Texas Bison Association or the National Bison Association.
3. Read Up: Educate yourself on their history!

📚 Dive into History
If you’re new to bison and curious about their incredible past, I highly recommend Steven Rinella’s recent American History Audiobook about the bison hide hunters of the 1800s. I’m almost finished with it myself!
While it's always hard to fathom the near-total decimation of the American bison, understanding the "why" and "how" is fascinating. The details of the hide hunters' lives and what they witnessed are almost unbelievable—and they certainly wouldn't believe the conservation and meat industry we have today.
Whether you choose to celebrate or not, we hope you have a great