Backyard Butchery

Backyard Butchery Fully mobile processing for beef, pork, lamb, goat & bison. Servicing the state of Oklahoma.

09/05/2026

Strike or nothing. This one's 100% political, fair warning.

Congressman Thomas Massie

09/04/2026

Title credit to Stephanie Griffin.

I'm tired of listening to people talk about farming who don't know the difference between a heifer & a cow. ☕️

I guess safe drinking water & affordable electricity for the general public don't matter?How many jobs has AI taken so f...
08/31/2026

I guess safe drinking water & affordable electricity for the general public don't matter?

How many jobs has AI taken so far?

Also, if you're a farm/homestead & you use AI- it's an instant unfollow for me. 👎🏻👎🏻

08/31/2026

Due to rising fuel costs, mileage pricing will be configured at $3.50/mile effective immediately.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

We will not be scheduling any appointments for 2027.

Thank you for your understanding & patience as we navigate this incredibly stupid fu***ng economy.

08/31/2026

Subsidies are the root cause, but the American people really drove the war on agriculture to its ☠️.

08/31/2026

Is rabbit meat the answer to our protein predicament?
No rabbit will never be beef, but that doesn’t mean you can’t put something else on your fork!
Let’s talk about.
A single breeding trio, two does and one buck, can produce between 150 and 400 pounds of dressed meat in a year, depending on the type of rabbit breed you choose and intensity of your breeding schedule.
A healthy doe averages 4-6 litters per year, with 6 to 12 kits per litter. Kits are typically harvested at 8 to 12 weeks of age, at 5-6lb live rabbit yields a dressed carcass of roughly 3-3.5lbs.
See how quickly those numbers are adding up?
Rabbits don’t require acres of grazing. They have one of the highest meat to bone ratios and feed converters. And most folks can keep rabbits quietly in their backyards, without permitting or huge infrastructure. You don’t need fancy processing equipment or machinery to harvest their meat and you can cook rabbit in any recipe as a chicken substitute.
We haven’t even touched on their furs and manure byproducts, a side hustle that pays for itself.
So I’ll ask you again, why aren’t you raising meat rabbits yet?

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S Luther Road
Harrah, OK
73045

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+14058873066

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