Grateful Acres

Grateful Acres, offering Scottish Highland cattle in Brighton, Colorado, serves Adams County and the Denver metro area near Denver. Bill Schoen has been breeding Scottish Highland cattle for several years and follows breed association guidelines for health testing.

Each herd member grazes on native grasses and receives daily attention to promote a calm temperament and strong resilience. Animals are housed in open pastures with access to shelter, ensuring natural behaviors and consistent development. The farm selects breeding stock for robust genetics adapted to Colorado’s climate, resulting in cattle noted for hardiness and steady growth.

A modest family operation, Grateful Acres maintains small herd sizes to ensure personalized care and clear records for every animal. The farm practices rotational grazing to support land health and ensure a balanced diet for each animal. Local neighbors appreciate the steady growth and calm nature of the calves, often mentioning the farm’s clear lineage records.