Naturally-Grazed New Zealand Elk
Our New Zealand Elk is naturally-grazed and farm-raised on some of the lushest, greenest landscapes in the world.
QUALITY YOU CAN TASTE.
Our New Zealand Elk meat is from farm-raised animals that are free to forage naturally, eating a combination of native grasses, wild grains, bark and berries. The result is a lean, tender meat with a slightly sweet flavor and texture similar to that of wild elk.
Naturally grazed in New Zealand
Farm-raised in the lush, green fields of the North and South Islands, our New Zealand Elk is raised according to some of the highest standards in the world. Free to forage naturally, the animals eat a balanced diet of local plants and grasses. They are never given hormones or antibiotics.
Food you can trust. Naturally.
Frequently Asked Questions about Elk Meat
1What does New Zealand Elk Meat taste like?
Our New Zealand Elk is slightly sweet with a rich, layered flavor. The taste of naturally grazed elk has subtle variations, depending on the region where the animal was raised and the local plants that make up the animal’s diet. The texture of elk meat is generally quite tender, lean, and succulent. The taste of elk meat is often compared to venison, but the flavor of elk is slightly milder, making it a great place to start if you’re looking to broaden your palate.
2Are there health benefits to eating naturally grazed elk?
Eating naturally grazed elk meat has numerous health benefits. It is a lean source of protein that has a much lower fat content than standard grain-fed beef or pork. Elk meat is also very rich in essential amino acids, iron, zinc, and vitamin B12 — these can all help support healthy muscle growth, immune function, and red blood cell production. Naturally grazed elk meat also contains higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids, known for their anti-inflammatory properties and heart health benefits. Our naturally grazed elk meat is also free from antibiotics and added hormones.
3Why are you sourcing Elk from New Zealand?
Elk, especially elk that is naturally grazed, is always in high demand by our customers. And, like all natural things, the process can’t be rushed. Since we must patiently wait for the right time to harvest our animals, this means we often run out of Elk long before the next North American season begins. However, the New Zealand elk season is opposite to ours, affording us the opportunity to source more naturally grazed elk all year long — without compromising our standards and quality. Since the flavor is also slightly different, this also offers our customers the opportunity to try something new!