PEARSON RANCH SINCE 1959Meat Sticks Variety - Elk, Buffalo, Venison, Wild Boar - Exotic Jerky Sticks, No Added Nitrites, High-Protein, Paleo & Keto Friendly Meat Snacks, 1oz sticks, Pack of 24

I saw a reviewer left a review saying that all of these taste the same….. this is far from the truth. They are all very good and all tasted different minus the elk and venison which are very similar with minor differences. Regardless of that, all of them are wonderful and do not have terrible ingredients! It’s a great snack if you like meat sticks. They did a really great job with this product and I will definitely purchase it again!

These are FANTASTIC. I never get meat sticks because they are either greasy as hell or chalky. These are neither. Great smoke flavor and that's it. I love them.

Great flavor and great taste. Good variety. I recommend these.

At first I was a bit put off by the taste. But after a couple of bites I came to enjoy each of the flavors. I eat one or two before going on my hikes.

I got these for Christmas and my husband and I are hooked! I'm spoiled now. I can't get the ones from the gas station/grocery store anymore because these are so good!

Great Jerky, thank you!

Great variety all flavors are delicious!!

So I recently had to change my diet dramatically for health reasons, so I have been hunting down snacks that are meat based rather than carb based. There are some good products out there and some not so great.These are ok. They are meat stick, and they are generally tasty. However, if I did a side by side comparison of the different "meats" I can't tell the difference. Not in any meaningful way. They are the game meat + pork or + beef and they are seasoned pretty much the same. The only meaningful difference between the varieties is the packaging.I would really like to have an stick of elk sausage that tasted like elk...not like a fancy slim jim.I would like to be able to taste the difference between buffalo and the wild boar. The meats are nothing alike, so why are the meat sticks indistinguishible from one another?Again, are they bad? No...are they good? Yes....but are they Elk, Deer, Buffalo, Wild Boar ??? I honestly have no idea nor really any way to tell except to read the package to know the difference. I think you could do a lot better here and make the products a bit more distinguishable...I understand needing to use domesticated meats to offset the cost some or they might be too expensive, but I would rather pay more for genuine and pure product than less if I can just buy beef sticks and pay even less since I can't tell what I am eating anyway.