Contract Personnel
Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. is a prestigious and nostalgic rodeo partly because of these two rodeo legends who are a large part of our rodeo production.
James Horcasitas
Rodeo Announcer
High Voltage Rodeo sound
James Horcasitas has been announcing rodeos since 2000. He has traveled all over the United States from Alaska to New Jersey entertaining crowds and sharing his passion and love of rodeo that stems from his days as a competitor. Which started in his early childhood and he chased those dreams into adulthood. He was accepted into the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association as an Announcer in 2008 and feels he has been very blessed in all he has been able to experience in rodeo.
Although raised in a family of Team Ropers, James eventually found his way to Bull Riding after High School and he traveled and competed quite extensively until a few severe injuries sidelined him and had him looking for another career in rodeo. In the summer of 2000, James was at a rodeo to be the Bull Fighter/Clown and the Announcer did not show up. The Stock Contractor approached James and asked him to fill in for the night and ever since that crazy hot night, James has seen his Announcing career grow each and every year. The rodeo trail has given him the opportunity to travel to some of the most historic events from Cowtown in New Jersey, to right here at Prescott Frontier Days-The World’s Oldest Rodeo. James has a very unique style of announcing and you can hear and feel his love for rodeo as he announces and performs in front of some of the greatest rodeo fans in the world.
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James lives in his hometown of Las Cruces, New Mexico with his wife Robyn his son Jackson and daughter Ella Riley. After twenty years of proud service and retiring as a Professional Fire Fighter for the City of Las Cruces, James focused his full attention to Announcing full time. James enjoyed the adrenaline rush of running into a burning building just like when he used to compete in rodeos but knew his true love has always been rodeo. He owns and operates High Voltage Rodeo Sound that provides the sound system as well as the Music for many major rodeos. He is currently the President of the Turquoise Circuit Finals Rodeo, the Vice-President of his son’s High School Football Booster Club and an avid volunteer in his community. When James is not on the rodeo trail he enjoys running, weight lifting, and boxing
Beau Schueth
Professional Bullfighter
Beau Schueth “Sheets” is a national bullfighter who grew up in O’Neill, NE. Rodeo had been something he wanted to do since he grew up watching the Clearwater Rodeo. When most young men want to join the rodeo circuit, they hop on a horse and start roping or they get on a bronc or bull and hold on for eight seconds. Schueth decided that while he still wanted to compete in rodeo, neither roping nor riding was a good fit. Beau Schueth, of O’Neill, decided to take the bull by the horns and become a bullfighter.
With a lot of work, he was finally the scheduled bullfighter for the 50th annual Clearwater Rodeo. Now, Schueth has made his way to the top and staked a claim as a national champion bullfighter. Some of his accomplishments include: 2015 BOA Finals Bullfighter, 2017 CBR Bullfighter, Bull riding Tour Bullfighter, 2017 to Present Tuff Hedeman, 2018 Roughy Cup Champion, 2018 BFO Reserve World Champion and 15+ Freestyle Bullfighting Wins.
Quirt Hunt
Professional Bullfighter
Quirt Hunt was ranch raised and knows the value of mans relationship with animals. This makes him a natural at bullfighting and protection. Quirt Hunt started his career in high school rodeos, stepping in as a back-up, Since then he has become one of Pro Rodeo’s Top Bullfighter’s.
His accomplishments include protecting the Professional Bull Riders, PBR on the Built Ford Tough series, being a television-magazine personality, freestyle contender on the Professional Bullfighters tour, PRCA bullfighter and clown, performance horse trainer, rancher and cattlemen, child’s hero and a friend to all.
Cody Resor
Pick Up Man
Cody Resor is a PRCA pickup man out of Arizona, recognized for his strong horsemanship, quick timing, and dedication to rider safety in the arena. With deep roots in ranching and rodeo, he has built a reputation as a dependable hand both behind the chutes and in the arena. In addition to his work as a pickup man, Resor is also a stock contractor, providing bulls for the World’s Oldest Rodeo, and has raised and hauled bulls that have gone on to compete at the prestigious Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. His commitment to quality livestock and professionalism continues to make him a respected name in the rodeo industry.
Jay Shaw
Pick Up Man
Jay Shaw, out of Miles City, Montana, has spent a lifetime in the rodeo arena, starting his pickup man career at just 14 years old. An 13-time Montana Circuit Finals selection, he’s earned the respect of cowboys for his reliability and horsemanship and was chosen as one of the pick up men for the 2025 NFR Open.
