Processor registry
WY · 3 plantsUSDA-inspected elk, deer and yak slaughter plants in Wyoming
3 establishments in 3 counties, alphabetical by county. Establishments flagged for farmed elk, deer, reindeer or yak, inspected under the voluntary program.
- 307 Meat Company(307) 760-0566
Laramie, Albany County
EST. M46970+P46970+V46970SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lamb, Bison, Elk, deer, yakCustom-exempt slaughter
- Chug Spring Butchery LLC(307) 365-4338
Chugwater, Platte County
EST. M860+V860Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lamb, Goats, Bison, Elk, deer, yakCustom-exempt slaughter
- Western Heritage Meat Company(307) 381-2261
Sheridan, Sheridan County
EST. M47420+V47420Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lamb, Bison, Elk, deer, yakCustom-exempt slaughter
Questions
How many elk, deer and yak slaughter plants does Wyoming have?
3 establishments in Wyoming carry the flag in the FSIS directory of 2026-09-01, in 3 counties. 3 of them also report custom-exempt work, which is what a household needs to have its own animal processed.
What does the elk, deer and yak flag mean?
Establishments flagged for farmed elk, deer, reindeer or yak, inspected under the voluntary program. Wild game harvested by hunters is outside inspection and outside this list.
Are state-inspected plants included?
No. This list is federal grants of inspection only. Wyoming also runs a state meat inspection program whose plants can sell within the state; the state agency keeps that list, and the Wyoming buying guide explains how the two systems fit together.
Elk, deer and yak plants in other states
Source: USDA FSIS MPI Directory and Establishment Demographic Data, 2026-09-01 edition, filtered to Wyoming. Flags are as reported by the establishment; confirm by phone before booking.