Season 4 of The McBee Dynasty premieres tonight at 9/8c on Bravo, and trust us — if you’ve ever wanted to see what it really takes to build a brand like Apex Protein Snacks, this is your moment.
From running cattle in the heart of Missouri to scaling one of the country’s fastest-growing clean meat snack companies, Apex founder Steven McBee Jr. is giving viewers an unfiltered look into the pressure, passion, and purpose behind every meat stick.
This season isn’t just about family — it’s about fueling a movement toward better snacks made with real ingredients and built from the ground up.
🥩 Why Apex Protein Snacks Are Built Different
Let’s get back to the basics: clean, high-protein fuel that actually supports your body — not work against it.
Each Apex Meat Stick is:
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✅ Packed with 15g of protein per stick
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✅ Made from 100% all-natural ingredients
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✅ Includes bovine collagen for hair, skin & joint health
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✅ ❌ No added nitrates
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✅ ❌ No MSG
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✅ ❌ No gluten
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🧑🌾 Proudly made on a Midwest family farm
Whether you’re chasing gains, hiking trails, or running cattle yourself — Apex keeps you fueled with clean ingredients that work.
📺 What You’ll See on The McBee Dynasty Season 4
This season, the stakes are higher, the stress is heavier, and the story behind Apex gets even deeper.
Expect:
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💼 The inside grind of running a national snack brand
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🤯 Real-time decisions that affect business and family
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🐂 High-pressure farming and ranching moments
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🧠 The mental and emotional toll of entrepreneurship
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❤️ A look at the relationships and people behind it all
It’s not scripted. It’s not polished. It’s just real life — and the same honesty we put into every product.
You can buy a snack anywhere. But when you choose Apex, you’re supporting a family, a farm, and a mission to bring back real, functional protein snacks that fuel better lives.
Want to see where it all comes from?
📺 Tune into Season 4 of The McBee Dynasty tonight at 9/8c on Bravo
📲 Streaming tomorrow on Peacock
🥩 Then grab your Apex favorites at www.apexproteinsnacks.com — and fuel up with the real deal.
