 This is J.C. Trujillo. In honor of Danny Freeman, Frontier Days historian, KYCA presents another Frontier Days story from his book, The World's Oldest Rodeo. Wild cow milking was a popular rodeo sport in Prescott from 1936 through 1981. The spectators loved the excitement and drama. It took three cowboys, a roper, a mugger, and a milker, who milked into a Coke bottle and raced it to the judge. The cowboy with the fastest time won. This exciting event was dropped because of the lack of approval by PRCA.