Colorado Custom Meat Processors

[cnelk]

FYI
Here is a list of registered meat processors in Colorado

https://doc-0c-5o-docs.googleusercontent.com/docs/securesc/aq7shccn2bnet3o77dk467h43ljm5c7t/5bl1c7h84p04ugclhjt64qbhca1tsdq7/1626480975000/10704457228339682571/06259094042472440994Z/1CG3qTnpQsuUD4OaxZP2kJPhUKK5-4ShB?e=download&nonce=1cdue3k9l051e&user=06259094042472440994Z&hash=qpehoo9aep3fd73vlmna391l28b9tt3m

 

[RussDXT]

Can’t get it to open

 

[cnelk]

Try this

Meat - Custom Processing | Department of Agriculture

The program inspects custom processing facilities that process domestic livestock and/or wild game animals for the animals' owners. These facilities are exempt from the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) official inspection. Facilities are in compliance with USDA BSE regulations...

ag.colorado.gov

 

[JakeSCH]

Last year I used D&M Meats in Fruita for my bull. Highly recommended.

 

[elknailer]

thanks for the info

 

[sndmn11]

https://m.facebook.com/highcountryharvest/

[email protected]
(404) 512-2809

 

[doakes]

Brothers Meat Processing in Craig is really good.

 

[RussDXT]

The second link worked, thank you.

Any recommendations on the “Close to Denver” processors?

I’ve used Steve’s and want to go elsewhere.

 

[Phaseolus]

Last year I used D&M Meats in Fruita for my bull. Highly recommended.

Yup, D&M is the best processor in the Grand Junction area.

 

[Nickofthewoods]

The second link worked, thank you.

Any recommendations on the “Close to Denver” processors?

I’ve used Steve’s and want to go elsewhere.

I've used Arapahoe Meat Company in Lafayette for several Elk and Deer back when I used to live near there. It's a nice family owned and operated business.

 

[RussDXT]

Very cool, I’ll check them out. Thanks!

 

[Lee_R]

I've used Hotchkiss Meats for 10 years. They've always provided great service.

 

[nrhardin]

Regarding Steve’s vs Arapahoe…I left Arapahoe to use Steve’s and am happy with my choice. Both are good family run operations but personally I like the specialty stuff from Steve’s a lot better.

 

[DumpsterBear]

D&M Meats North of Fruita, like others, I highly recommend. I could also give you a few to avoid at all costs on the western slope.

 

[sndmn11]

The second link worked, thank you.

Any recommendations on the “Close to Denver” processors?

I’ve used Steve’s and want to go elsewhere.

The High Country Harvest link I put in post 5 is mobile and comes to you on the front range.

 

[Wags]

Brothers Meat Processing in Craig is really good.

I do my own but I e seen they’re work and they do a great job.

 

[Sako76]

I use Brothers, no complaints. They also work hard to get your animal cut if you are a non-resident so you can catch a plane or leave early.

 

[Elkfitness]

Echo this on brothers. They’ve done a good job for relatives. Rocky Mountain meats is also good.


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[Dwight2180]

Good info. Thanks

 

[Ten Bears]

Anyone have a recommendation on a good spot near Taos or Santa Fe. Hunting both Colorado and NM and trying to make a plan if I kill in both states.