Rated sensory attributes and measured Warner-Bratzler Shear Force (WBSF) gave significant differences (p < 0.05) among the six muscles (Table 2). Panelists rated palatability and tenderness in a similar order to acceptance. Generally speaking, steaks from IS gave the highest palatability and tenderness scores while steaks from SM and LL the worst. For both attributes the average scores of steaks from IS significantly differed from all other muscles except RF. The palatability and tenderness of steaks from RF were significantly significantly higher compared to those of LL and SM. The muscles appeared to have interlinked significance of means for juiciness (Table 2). A notable significance was that juiciness of steaks from BF had a higher mean than steaks from LL and SM.