Roaming Moon Acres

Roaming Moon Acres, Scottish highland cattle, Ulm, MT, Cascade County and central Montana near Great Falls. The herd benefits from annual health screenings, nutritional evaluations, and bloodline tracking with local cattle associations, ensuring integrity in every lineage.

Stephanie Romero is an active member of the American Highland Cattle Association, following recommended hoof trimming and vaccination guidelines. She rotates pastures seasonally with a small, closely monitored herd to promote soil health and provide fresh forage, offering year-round shelter and hands-on handling to foster calm temperaments. Cows calve in spring alongside native grasses, reflecting a breeding schedule that supports natural growth patterns.

Calves spend their first month in a sheltered paddock to encourage social bonds. The ranch’s rural setting of timbered draws and open meadows mirrors traditional highland environments, and neighbors often comment on the herd’s easygoing nature. Careful attention to calving and weaning supports balanced herd dynamics and steady weight gains through changing seasons.