ThunderFoot Jerky

04/06/2025

Race day Baby!!! Thunderfoot open for business! Stop and see us here along Petty Blvd! Thanx to everyone who stopped by already!!

04/04/2025

NASCAR Baby!! Darlington Throw-Back weekend is here and Thunderfoot will as usual be there peddling our delicious Jerky. We've had a blast and met some fantastic folks the last few years, so come on down to Petty Boulevard and hunt for the thunder foot banner

07/18/2024

Exploring new flavor horizons with LemonPepper! An iconic jerky flavor that inspires greatness!

06/18/2024

Another beautiful cut of Top Round American beef ! Thanx to timey meat market st andrews

05/27/2024

From all of us ThunderFoot Jerky…

05/26/2024

In honor of those that have fallen, I know it is not much compared to the sacrifices they have, we here at Thunderfoot are giving a 15% discount and free shipping to all service members past or present.
Semper Fi!

05/24/2024

05/23/2024

Good News! Bringing back for a limited run, Carolina Mustard Jerky. Shealys and a few spices of my own.
Gonna only have 4lbs, so get yours today 4 U miss out!

05/18/2024

The Origins of Thunderfoot has been a much talked about debate.

So, I think we will have a contest, to enter, just submit a short story about the origin of Thunderfoot. Include you name and email address, (which will be kept private).

The winner will be chosen on Labor Day.
Winner will receive 1lb of Jerky of their choice on the menu! Please keep it fair, no plagerism or using AI. Thats about all the rules.
Here is a story from Becca to get us going.
Good Luck to everyone!

ThunderFoot, an origin story:

Once upon a time, in the rolling hills of a land far away, there lived a legendary bull named Thunderfoot. His coat was as black as the night sky, and his eyes sparkled like stars. Thunderfoot wasn’t just any bull; he was the guardian of his herd, known for his strength and courage.
The tale of Thunderfoot begins on a stormy night when a fierce predator threatened the peaceful grazing land. The herd was paralyzed with fear, but not Thunderfoot. With a mighty bellow that echoed through the valleys, he charged at the intruder. The ground trembled beneath his hooves, and it was said that the thunder from that night was not from the sky but from Thunderfoot’s powerful steps.
As the years passed, Thunderfoot’s legend grew. He became a symbol of protection and bravery, and his story was told around campfires and in the homes of the nearby village. Children would listen wide-eyed as their elders spoke of the bull who could summon the storm with his hooves.
One day, a great challenge came. A rival bull, twice the size of Thunderfoot, entered the hills, claiming the land as his own. The herd looked to Thunderfoot, their unwavering protector. The two giants clashed, their battle fierce and loud, like claps of thunder rolling across the heavens. In the end, it was Thunderfoot who stood victorious, his rival retreating into the horizon.
Thunderfoot’s legacy lived on, even long after he had passed. The herd thrived under his watchful eye, and the land remained peaceful. To this day, when a storm brews and the sound of thunder fills the air, the villagers smile and remember the legendary bull who once walked among them, the mighty Thunderfoot, whose heart was as vast as the sky and whose courage knew no bounds.
And so, the story of Thunderfoot is a testament to the enduring spirit of those who stand tall in the face of adversity, protecting those they love.

Becca S.