Wild game specialist · Athol Park, Adelaide SA

Australian Meats

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Type
Wild game butcher
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Game
Kangaroo, venison, boar
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Also
Wild goat & rabbit
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Smallgoods
Salami, mettwurst, kransky
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Delivery
Free over $150
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Subscription
Weekly to monthly

About Australian Meats

Australian Meats is a family-owned and operated business in Athol Park, Adelaide, that has built its name on naturally harvested wild Australian game. Rather than conventional beef, lamb, pork and chicken, the focus is squarely on wild meats: kangaroo, venison, wild boar, wild goat and rabbit.

The range extends to ready-made meals, house smallgoods such as salami, mettwurst and kransky, and a line of seasonings. A meat subscription service delivers on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly cycle with a standing discount, and wholesale is available for trade customers.

Wild-harvested gameKangaroo & venisonHouse smallgoodsSubscriptionsFree delivery over $150

What they sell

  • Wild game: kangaroo, venison, wild boar, wild goat and rabbit
  • Smallgoods: salami, mettwurst and kransky
  • Ready-made meals and meal bundles
  • Seasonings for game cooking
  • Meat subscription boxes (weekly, fortnightly or monthly)
  • Wholesale for trade

Good to know

This is a specialist for wild Australian game rather than farmed beef and lamb, so it is a good first stop for kangaroo, venison or wild boar. Free shipping applies on orders over $150 to SA, VIC, NSW, ACT, south-east QLD and WA, and the subscription carries a standing five percent discount.

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Quick facts

Address
55 Lavinia St, Athol Park SA 5012

Location

Frequently asked questions

What kind of meat does Australian Meats sell?
Naturally harvested wild Australian game: kangaroo, venison, wild boar, wild goat and rabbit, plus smallgoods, ready meals and seasonings.
Do they deliver?
Yes. Free shipping applies on orders over $150 to SA, VIC, NSW, ACT, south-east QLD and WA, and there is a meat subscription service.
Do they sell normal beef, lamb or chicken?
No. The focus is wild game rather than conventional farmed livestock.