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Bios Ranch Grass-finished beef and pastured chicken, regeneratively raised on the north central Oklahoma plains

10/15/2026

This preorder window closes tomorrow... And it's the last chance to abslutely guarantee you get the Bios Chicken Cuts you want until 2027.😱

Head to the link in our profile to place your preorder before it's too late!

10/09/2026

Skunk number two caught in as many days.🦨

It’s predator season. We know to expect varmints to start trying to pick off chickens about mid October. The critters are just trying to bulk up for the winter. You can’t blame them for doing what they’re designed to do, but you also can’t let them have free access to chicken dinners on demand…🍗🥴

Varmints like this are much of the reason we wrap up our chicken season in early November right now. One of these days we’ll figure out a full predator-proofing strategy, but in the meantime, as fall moves along, the predator pressure ramps up—and that’s not a battle we want to fight any longer than we have to.

You read that right: this is the last time we'll be offering Bios Chicken preorders in 2026!💥🍗Preorders close one week f...
10/08/2026

You read that right: this is the last time we'll be offering Bios Chicken preorders in 2026!💥🍗

Preorders close one week from today.

Head to the link in our profile to get your preorder placed!🔗

10/06/2026

We’ve never had as many genetic anomalies as we’ve had in batch 5 of this season’s birds: the smallest runt we’ve ever had, a cross-beaked bird, and even one with an extra wing tip!

The little runt in the first clip just stopped growing at about three weeks of development. She’s healthy and a go-getter, but she should be as big as the birds in the background, and instead she’s smaller than the batch 6 birds—who are three weeks younger!

The little cross beaked dude is another anomaly. We’ve heard of other chicken producers having one occasionally, but we’ve never actually seen one live and in person before! We didn’t notice the beak developing oddly till he was about three weeks old, and it’s just increased in severity as he’s grown. He’s done remarkably well, but we’re not sure if we’re okay morally with letting him live in such a reduced capacity all the way till processing day. Time will tell what his fate will be!

We did a little Bios Chicken restock at BOTH Conscious Community Co-op locations this morning! The Fretz location will b...
10/02/2026

We did a little Bios Chicken restock at BOTH Conscious Community Co-op locations this morning! The Fretz location will be the place to be for apple pickup tomorrow!🍎 But don’t forget to show the Waterloo location some love as well! They have their big freezer back up and running, so you can expect to see a wider variety of Bios Chicken at the OG location very soon.

We'll be in all these areas in October!🚗Inventory looks goofy on our site at the moment... Message us here or email us t...
10/02/2026

We'll be in all these areas in October!🚗

Inventory looks goofy on our site at the moment... Message us here or email us through the contact form on our website if you'd like to hear what Bios Chicken cuts we currently have available!🍗

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Delivery/meetup in these areas available Friday (10/2) and Saturday (10/3)! Place your order by 7 AM either day to get i...
10/01/2026

Delivery/meetup in these areas available Friday (10/2) and Saturday (10/3)! Place your order by 7 AM either day to get in on this drop route.🚗

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(Items will show on our site as being available for preorder. We haven't yet figured out how to have in-stock items and preorders live all at the same time... If you have a question about what products are available this week, please feel free to message or email us!)

09/29/2026

Chickens are omnivores.

When they’re allowed the opportunity, they’ll eat grasses, bugs, varmints, sometimes even each other.👀

In addition to the organic, corn- and soy-free feed Bios chickens receive, they’re moved to fresh grass daily. This clip was taken immediately after one such daily move. You can see the birds foraging, eating bugs and grass and just loving their best lives.

The variety of feed offered to pastured chickens is a big factor in the difference in the flavor profile of our birds’ meat compared to conventionally fed chickens that are raised in a poultry barn.

When you eat Bios Chicken, you can be confident that the chickens whose meat you’re eating ate as chickens were designed to.

We restocked Bios Chicken at both Conscious Community Co-op locations today!🍗In addition to their regularly stocked item...
09/25/2026

We restocked Bios Chicken at both Conscious Community Co-op locations today!🍗

In addition to their regularly stocked items, Conscious is bringing in a load of organic Minnesota apples that will be ready for pickup next week!🍎 Get your preorders placed and plan to swing by to grab your apples and Bios Chicken!

Delivery/meetup in these areas available this Friday (9/25) and Saturday (9/26)!🚗Whole Chickens and Spatchcock Chickens ...
09/24/2026

Delivery/meetup in these areas available this Friday (9/25) and Saturday (9/26)!🚗

Whole Chickens and Spatchcock Chickens are back in stock, as well as a limited supply of feet and organs and a very slim selection of Bios Chicken Cuts. Get 'em while the gettin's good!

Place your order by 8 AM either morning to get in on one of these delivery trips.🍗

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Perry, OK

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