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11th Annual Shoot

This fall, Garden & Gun, along with Only in Cartersville Bartow and Barnsley Resort, invited guests to the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Georgia for the 11th Annual Shoot. Known for its iconic Beretta Shooting Grounds, Barnsley Resort hosted participants for a friendly 15-station, 100-round sporting clays tournament. Following the competition, guests made their way to the Manor House Ruins on the resort grounds to celebrate their sharp shooting with a Southern luncheon and awards ceremony featuring festive cocktails by Chicken Cock Whiskey and Natalie’s juices, as well as Rose Gold wine.

 

Special Thanks to:

Barnsley Resort
Chicken Cock Whiskey
Natalie’s Orchid Island Juice Company
Only in Cartersville Bartow
Rose Gold

November 8, 2023

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From left: Andy Ippensen, Barnsley Resort director of sales; David Friederich, Barnsley Resort president; Casey Barber, founder of Rose Gold; Rebecca Darwin, president and CEO of Garden & Gun; Seth Freedman, owner of Forage and Flame; and Steven Schumacher, president of Only in Cartersville Bartow.

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From left: Andy Ippensen, Barnsley Resort director of sales; David Friederich, Barnsley Resort president; Casey Barber, founder of Rose Gold; Rebecca Darwin, president and CEO of Garden & Gun; Seth Freedman, owner of Forage and Flame; and Steven Schumacher, president of Only in Cartersville Bartow.

Photo: Brittany Wages

Stephanie Kirkpatrick takes aim.

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Stephanie Kirkpatrick takes aim.

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Guests wait for their turn to shoot. 

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Guests wait for their turn to shoot. 

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Susan Large, William Stewart Jr., William Stewart, and Courtney Jordan.

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Susan Large, William Stewart Jr., William Stewart, and Courtney Jordan.

Photo: Brittany Wages

The Manor House Ruins at Barnsley Resort.

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The Manor House Ruins at Barnsley Resort.

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The Crowing Rambler and Manhattan cocktails featuring Chicken Cock Whiskey.

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The Crowing Rambler and Manhattan cocktails featuring Chicken Cock Whiskey.

Photo: Brittany Wages

Gourmet grilled cheese made with cheese, bacon, and tomato, griddled over an open flame.

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Gourmet grilled cheese made with cheese, bacon, and tomato, griddled over an open flame.

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Rebecca McMenemy toasts with Rose Gold wine.

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Rebecca McMenemy toasts with Rose Gold wine.

Photo: Brittany Wages

Ron Rothrock, Edith Slavic, Elliot Slavic, and Schaeffer Slavic.

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Ron Rothrock, Edith Slavic, Elliot Slavic, and Schaeffer Slavic.

Photo: Brittany Wages

A variety of products from the Fieldshop by Garden & Gun pop-up and the Barnsley Resort Outpost. 

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A variety of products from the Fieldshop by Garden & Gun pop-up and the Barnsley Resort Outpost. 

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Natalie’s Zero-Proof Bar featuring an Orange Fig Gin Spritz and a Pear Rosemary Lemon Spritz.

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Natalie’s Zero-Proof Bar featuring an Orange Fig Gin Spritz and a Pear Rosemary Lemon Spritz.

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John Drakeford, general manager of Chicken Cock Whiskey.

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John Drakeford, general manager of Chicken Cock Whiskey.

Photo: Brittany Wages

David Friederich and Rebecca Darwin with Stanley Everett, the highest-scoring individual of the day, with a score of 98/100.

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David Friederich and Rebecca Darwin with Stanley Everett, the highest-scoring individual of the day, with a score of 98/100.

Photo: Brittany Wages

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