2025 Shooter of the Year Winners are left to right Barry Holcomb in the Open Division and Scott Parten in the FTR Division. These good shooters are required to participate in a minimum of seven matches during the year in the division to qualify for the title. Congratulations for your support of Reese Bottom.

Scott Parten, winner of the November 2025 FTR Division Gunny Pot for most X’s in the Division[19]

Barry Holcomb, winner of the November 2025 F-Open Division Gunny Pot for most X’s in the Division[32]

Winner of the November drawing for the nice pocketknife, Kipp Charlton

The Reese Bottom ‘Wall of Fame’ has been updated for 2024. Congratulations to the winners. 2025, who will it be?

2024 Reese Bottom FTR Shooter of the Year, Surrell Franklin. Surrell is appreciated as one of Reese Bottom’s most faithful shooters. He boasts as having not missed a match since 2011.
2024 Reese Bottom Open Division Shooter of the Year, Richard Slaton. Mr. Richard has laid claim to bench #1 at Reese Bottom and is highly respected as one of the Bottom’s most dedicated shooters.

To show their appreciation to Wynne for hosting the Reese Bottom matches, the good shooters presented him with this engraved knife. Thank you. WWE

The best 1000 yard target shot to date at Reese Bottom. 200 19X shot by Nathan Howell during the first relay at the April 2024 Long Range Prone Match

November head chef, Jessie Smith, frying fish for lunch

This beautiful photo was taken from behind the 500 yard berm at Reese Bottom one morning shortly after daylight. The camera is pointed northeast toward the sun.

This photo is of a sunset taken looking down range at Reese Bottom. The camera is pointed to the west. Also see the moon. Matches at Reese Bottom are shot from east to west.

Anyone that is a regular shooter at Reese Bottom will quickly notice something wrong with this photo.

This photo is a picture taken of the Shotmarker etargets at 600 yards

A Clean 1000 yard FTR 200, 6X shot by Surrell Franklin 9/18/2021
A clean 1000 yard F Open 200, 12X shot by Ron Williams 9/18/2021