This jerky is super delicious and tender. I just want to make that clear. As for the quality, there should be no bones. There's no warning printed on the label to say it "may contain bones" so it didn't even cross my mind to dissect every piece or chew with extra caution. I was almost done eating a 2.75 oz bag of this (a sticker had been placed overtop of where it says 3.0 oz) and bit down on two hard bones at the same time. Ruined my evening. They were so hard that it misaligned my teeth for a whole day, caused me pain, and lingering sensitivity for several days... my teeth still feel a bit odd, but luckily I didn't chip or crack any teeth. I figured since this seems like a hand-crafted and ultra-processed food item, extra care would have been taken to remove the bones. I wouldn't want to try another bag of this, though. Now considering how expensive this was, and the fact that it was gifted to me, I cannot in good conscience throw it away so I will painstakingly dissect the remainder in order to ensure that there are no more bones so that I can try to enjoy it. Like I said, it's super delicious! It was purchased between the 7th and 8th of August this year (2021) at a store called Best Darn Jerky located at [****]. Expiration date on the back says "7 0722". I'll also be contacting the store to let them know of my experience. I am not seeking a refund or a replacement, I just wanted to let you know what happened. As I understand, the FDA does not require this specific warning to be placed on food items for our safety (what a joke), but as a courtesy to your customers, you absolutely should print the warning on the labels.