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We're tied right beside him.  Thats my chute in the background.  His actial birthdate is Sept. 2, 2009.  We're got a late May heifer calf in our string that can walk under him without ducking.  His disposition is more like a puppy dog than a bull by the way. 

Like everyone else said, get there early and put your bedding oder in as soon as you can once you get there.  If you are bringiing junior cattle only you probably won't have enough room for a chute in the barn much less all of your tack.  The junior cattle barn is always overflowing with...

We always decide on a date that we don't want to have calves after and take the bulls out when that day arrives on the calander.  A gestation table comes in real handy to figure the dates out.  Most years we pull the bulls to have calves no later than April 30 for spring calves, and October 31...

Akers farm does have a website, can't remember exactly what it is but a quick search should get you where you want to go. 

That' s a very nice heifer you've got there.  I think she will work with a variety of different bulls.  If your looking for extension in her front end I'd try Who Made Who or something along those lines, or you may just want to go with a calving ease angus bull to help you sleep better at night...

I had a cow do that every year before she calved.  Vet said to just watch her to make sure she didn't prolapse when she calved, but we never had any problems.  Just keep an eye on her.

I've got two Maximus x Dream On et calves born late December last year.  I don't have any pics of them, but they're both real stout calves with full blaze faces.