Country Archer Beef Jerky – Grass Fed Protein Snack for Camping, Hiking, and Road Trips
Country Archer Beef Jerky – Grass Fed Protein Snack for Camping, Hiking, and Road Trips
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Why you'll love it
- 9g of protein per serving delivers genuine satiety compared to chip or cracker snacks
- 100% grass-fed beef and no MSG/nitrates address clean-eating and ingredient transparency concerns
- Gluten-free certification makes it safe for celiac and gluten-sensitive households
- Individual portion packs eliminate the mess and over-eating of bulk deli jerky
- Bulk 7-oz bag of 7 single-serve pouches keeps portions controlled and bags fresh
- Bold flavor range (Original, Mango Habanero) gives variety without leaving the brand
Perfect for
- Grab-and-go protein boost during a workday or commute
- After-school or lunchbox snack for kids
- Road trip and camping food that doesn't require refrigeration
- Post-workout protein refill at the gym or on a hike
- Flavor variety pack sampling (Original vs. Mango Habanero) for jerky lovers
Product Information
A TRUE CLASSIC - Our Classic Beef Jerky is perfectly seasoned with a savory blend of natural ingredients. With 9 grams of protein per serving, you'll be buying this dried jerky in bulk
INCREDIBLE FLAVOR - Our grass-fed beef jerky is mouthwateringly good thanks to natural ingredients including pineapple, garlic, Worcestershire sauce, and black pepper for a well-balanced flavor
GREAT TASTE - Experience the ultimate healthy beef jerky crafted for pure flavor. All varieties are made from 100% grass-fed beef with no MSG or ingredients you can't pronounce
WE'VE GOT OPTIONS - No matter what your lifestyle, we've got you covered. Try our other varieties including Jalapeno, Teriyaki, Mango Habanero, BBQ, Turkey Jerky, and Zero Sugar Beef Stick Minis
CONVENIENT & PORTABLE - Our premium beef jerky is a great on-the-go snack! Whether you're looking for a convenient after-school, lunch, or road trip snack for kids, we've got you covered anytime
Ingredients
Grass-Fed Beef, Gluten Free Tamari Soy Sauce (Water, Soybeans, Salt, May Also Contain Alcohol and Sugar), Organic Brown Sugar (Organic Sugar, Organic Molasses), Garlic, Pineapple Juice, Liquid Smoke (Water, Natural Hickory Smoke Flavor), Organic Worcestershire Sauce (Water, Organic Vinegar, Organic Gluten Free Tamari [Water, Organic Soybeans, Salt], Organic Sugar, Salt, Organic Garlic Powder, Organic Onion Powder, Organic Spices), Black Pepper. Contains: Soy, Natural Smoke Flavoring Added.
Items Details
Item Form: Chew
Number of Items: 1
Biological Source: Cow
Package Type Name: Bag
Number of Pieces: 7
Specialty: grass-fed
Allergen Information: Abalone Free
Protein: 9 g
Vitamins And Minerals: 1, 12, 25, 400 percent_daily_value_fda, 400 milligrams
Animal Production Method: Grass Fed
Set Name: Individual
Part Number: 0854837006694
Container Type: Bag
Cuisine: North American
Age Range Description: 24 Months and Above
Item Type Name: Country Archer Original Beef Jerky 7oz
Diet Type: Gluten Free
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this jerky hold up in a hot car trunk during a summer road trip without going bad?
Yes. Country Archer jerky is fully shelf-stable for up to 24 months from production in its original sealed bag, so it tolerates the heat inside a parked vehicle far better than chocolate bars, cheese sticks, or fresh deli meat. The seven individual pouches also keep the remaining servings fresh after one is opened, so the rest of the bag stays protected on multi-day drives.
How much protein does a single pouch give me on the trail?
Each 1-ounce individually wrapped pouch delivers 9 grams of protein, which is a meaningful boost for hikers, anglers, and campers trying to extend their endurance between meals without carrying the weight of canned tuna or protein powder.
Is it lightweight enough to toss into a daypack for a long hike?
The 7-ounce bulk bag contains seven slim 1-ounce pouches, so you can pack just one or two for a short day hike and leave the rest sealed at camp. The flexible packaging is far lighter and less bulky than cans, glass jars, or protein bars wrapped individually.
Will I need a cooler or ice pack to store it in my tent or camper?
No cooler is required. Because the jerky is fully cooked, cured, and shelf-stable, you can leave unopened pouches in a backpack, glove box, camper cabinet, or tent storage for the entire trip without refrigeration.
Does it survive being packed for international travel or backcountry flights?
Sealed shelf-stable beef jerky is generally permitted in carry-on luggage and is far simpler than carrying fresh meat across borders. Country Archer's 24-month shelf life and sturdy individual pouches make it a reliable pick for long-haul travel, layovers, and basecamp resupply.
Is this jerky filling enough to replace a meal on a multi-day camping trip?
At 9 grams of protein per pouch, a couple of pouches paired with nuts, trail mix, or crackers can stand in for a light meal around the campfire. Many backpackers use it as a protein supplement rather than a full meal replacement, which is why the bulk 7-pack format works so well for trip planning.
Is the packaging resealable if I only eat part of a pouch on the trail?
The bulk outer bag is not resealable, so we recommend transferring partial pouches to a small ziplock or stuff sack if you typically split servings in the backcountry. The inner pouches themselves are single-serve and meant to be finished in one sitting for best texture.
How does Country Archer jerky compare to traditional gas-station jerky for a road trip?
Unlike mass-market gas-station jerky that often contains MSG, added nitrates, and lower-grade beef, Country Archer uses 100% grass-fed beef and a clean ingredient list you can actually read. The individually portioned pouches also prevent the dry, stale taste that comes from a half-eaten open bag rolling around in a console.
Is this jerky better than trail mix or energy bars for hiking fuel?
Jerky provides a concentrated protein source that trail mix and bars often lack, which helps with satiety on long ascents. Country Archer adds the bonus of clean, recognizable ingredients, so you get sustained fuel without the sugar crash of many chocolate-coated bars.
Is the bag durable enough to survive being shoved into a backpack with sharp gear?
The outer bag is a standard foil-lined stand-up pouch that resists punctures better than a simple plastic wrapper, but for backcountry use we still recommend nesting it inside a ditty bag or dry sack if you carry crampons, hooks, or tent stakes that could pierce it.
Will the flavor leak or attract wildlife at a campsite?
The strong beef aroma can attract bears and raccoons if left out overnight, so treat the pouches like any other scented food and store them in your bear canister, bear bag, or vehicle. Properly sealed pouches are odor-resistant enough for daytime pocket snacking.
Is the Mango Habanero flavor too spicy to eat around a campfire with mixed groups?
Mango Habanero carries a noticeable sweet-heat kick that spice-sensitive guests may find intense, so it is best to bring a mix of Original and Mango Habanero pouches when feeding a varied group. The Original flavor is mild enough for almost any palate.
I'm worried the jerky will be too dry or tough for my older parents on a road trip. How is the texture?
Country Archer jerky is sliced thin and tender rather than the leathery, shoe-leather style associated with budget brands, so it is generally easy to chew for older adults. If anyone in your group has dental issues, the Original flavor is softer than the bolder Mango Habanero.
How should I store Country Archer jerky after I open the bulk bag?
Once you open the outer 7-ounce bag, the remaining sealed pouches stay fresh in a cool, dry pantry for up to 24 months from the production date printed on the package. Avoid storing the open bag in direct sunlight, in a hot car, or anywhere it might get punctured, and keep it away from curious pets.
Can I freeze the jerky to make it last even longer?
Freezing is not necessary because the pouches are already shelf-stable for 24 months, but it will not damage the product if you want to. Thaw at room temperature in the sealed pouch for the best texture.
How long does an opened individual pouch stay fresh if I don't finish it?
Once torn open, Country Archer recommends finishing the pouch in a single sitting for the best texture and flavor. If you must save a partial pouch, fold it tightly, clip it shut, and refrigerate it for no more than a day or two.
Is this jerky compatible with low-carb, keto, paleo, and Whole30 diets?
Yes. Country Archer jerky is Whole30 approved, paleo friendly, gluten free, and keto compliant, with no added sugar alcohols, no grains, and no legumes. It fits cleanly into all of the most popular clean-eating frameworks.
Is this jerky safe for people with Celiac disease or gluten sensitivity?
Yes. Country Archer jerky is certified gluten free, so it is safe for Celiac households and anyone avoiding gluten for medical or wellness reasons. The facility is managed to prevent the cross-contamination issues that come from co-packing with wheat-based snacks.
What exactly comes in the bag when I order it?
Each 7-ounce bag contains seven individually wrapped 1-ounce single-serve pouches of Country Archer Grass Fed Beef Jerky in your selected flavor. The outer bag is a foil-lined stand-up pouch printed with the nutrition panel and ingredient list, and nothing else needs to be purchased separately to start snacking.
Is this jerky safe for my dog if they get into a pouch?
The ingredients are similar to other cooked beef snacks, but the high sodium content and seasonings like garlic and Worcestershire make it inappropriate as a regular dog treat. Keep pouches in a sealed pantry or snack drawer away from pets, and call your vet if your dog consumes a large quantity.
Is this jerky safe to eat past the printed best-by date?
Country Archer jerky is safe to eat past the best-by date in most cases because of the curing and shelf-stable packaging, though the texture and flavor will gradually decline. Always inspect the pouch for unusual odor, discoloration, or moisture before eating an expired pouch.
What is the difference between beef jerky and beef sticks?
Beef jerky like Country Archer is made from whole-muscle beef that is sliced thin, marinated, and dried, which gives it a chewy, steak-like texture. Beef sticks are made from ground beef that is emulsified and stuffed into a casing, which gives them a softer, sausage-like bite. Jerky generally has a cleaner ingredient list and a higher protein-to-calorie ratio.
