Wuthering Flats Farm

Wuthering Flats Farm breeds Leicester longwool sheep in Gallatin County near Bozeman, MT. Anne Camper follows breed association guidelines and health-testing protocols that prioritize genetic diversity, parasite resistance, and overall flock health. With over a decade of experience in livestock management, she is an active participant in regional agricultural networks, offering insights at pasture management workshops. The farm has adopted heritage livestock practices that reflect attention to pasture rotation, natural lambing seasons, and seasonal breeding cycles, combined with humane handling methods.

Each lamb is raised in a pasture-based environment where young sheep are gently handled daily during feeding and turnout to support early socialization. Camper’s approach balances traditional husbandry with modern welfare recommendations, ensuring clean shelters, ample grazing, and tailored nutritional planning to maintain body condition through winter. With roots in small-scale homesteading, the farm offers Leicester longwool known for its lustrous fleece and calm temperament, valued by hand-spinners and heritage breed advocates. Local fiber artists appreciate the wool’s fine crimp and spring, praising its consistency across seasons.