What happens if I forget to pick up my Tomboy Butcher Box?
We are not in the business to trow away meat. Respect for animals means wasting as little of the animal as possible. We have little room to hold boxes in our walk-in and need to make space for product for the next round of boxes.
If you are unable to pick up your Tomboy Butcher Box, Send us an email day of pick up to re-schedule before 3pm. Box subscribers that have not rescheduled day of pick up by 3pm will be reimbursed the cost of the box and be charged a re-stocking fee of $38.00.
How do I join the tomboy meat box subscription?
you can join our meat box subscription list by going to the products tab and choosing from one of our two options in subscription sizes. It will prompt you to fill out some customer information to share any dietary restrictions.
What if I want to Cancel my Subscription?
You can cancel two ways:
Sign into your account and and choose the “cancel my subscription” button.
email sfarrington@tomboybutcher.com before your next billing cycle.
What if I do not like certain cuts or species?
Tomboy Butcher is a whole animal shop and i aim to utilize the entire animal. If there is a specific cut or species you do not consume, please fill out the preference sheet specifying and I will accommodate.
How do i know what size box i need?
The SMALL Tomboy Butcher Box is designed for two people.
The LARGE Tomboy Butcher Box is designed for four people.
When do I pick up my Tomboy Butcher Box?
Bi-monthly boxes are available for pick up the first and third Wednesday of every month (subject to holiday schedule).
Monthly boxes are picked up on the first or third Wednesday of the month. Orders must be placed 5 days before the next pickup date cutoff or order will be bumped to the following pick up.
Where do i pick up my box?
Tomboy Butcher’s address is 763 Vance Dr Telluride Colorado. It is the green building on the right and the third bay. Our entrance is through the back.
how do we choose our farmers and ranchers?
We work with local farmers, ranchers, and USDA processing facilities that meet our high standards for ethical sourcing, humane treatment, and sustainable practices that have the least environmental impacts.
What is Pasture raised? what is grass-fed?
We are advocates for pasture-raised farming practices as opposed to the commercial confined animal feeding operations (CAFO’s) that represent more than 95% of our commercial meat industry. Pasture raised livestock have available pasture and are free to roam.
Grass fed livestock are pasture raised and on a strict natural grass diet. Year round grass fed animals can be difficult here in the San Juan Mountains. Our farmers and ranchers frequently endure harsh winters. Farmers and ranchers supplement the animals all-grass diet with small amounts of grain to give them enough energy to keep warm during the cold Colorado winters.