Franktown has a new farmstand. Rocking DO Ranch, a family cattle ranch raising Highland and Wagyu cattle, opens its farmstand Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, from 10am to 2pm, in the white shed on Russellville Rd, between Anderson and Heidemann Ave.
What's for sale
The ranch's own Instagram lists what's on hand: Highland beef, Wagyu, baked goods, tallow skincare, soaps and more. The beef is grass-fed: the Highland is grass-finished, and the Wagyu is grain-finished. For bigger orders, Rocking DO also sells beef in bulk by the quarter, half or whole — Highland at $6.50/lb hanging weight and Wagyu at $9.50/lb hanging weight, plus 3% processing, per the ranch's own site, rockingdo.com.
Meet the reindeer
Opening day has a kid draw too: "Come meet our reindeer!" reads the ranch's own flyer. The ranch's two reindeer are named Sven and Donner Jr. ("DJ").
Who's behind it
Rocking DO Ranch describes itself on Instagram as "raising Highlands, Wagyu, and twin ranch hands" — "three generations working together to produce exceptional Colorado beef." The ranch has also shown Highland cattle at the Colorado Highland Games.
Ongoing farmstand hours after opening day aren't posted yet — check Rocking DO Ranch's Instagram for current hours. More on what they sell, bulk-order pricing and the farmstand's location is in our Rocking DO Ranch Farmstand directory listing.
Sources: Rocking DO Ranch's own Instagram (@rockingdoranch), including its Nov. 3, 2026 grand-opening post and flyer, its bio, and its Colorado Highland Games post; and the ranch's own site, rockingdo.com.