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Celebrating shooting’s stalwarts
Each year, BASC presents a number of honours and awards to reward those who go the extra mile for the good of shooting and conservation.
Each year, BASC presents a number of honours and awards to reward those who go the extra mile for the good of shooting and conservation.
Following thousands of public votes to decide the finalists, we now know the top three going forward to final judging in the Eat Game Awards.
The woodcock is a magnificent quarry species. By taking part in a GWCT and BTO survey, you can actively contribute to its conservation.
BASC teams will have visited more than 30 catering colleges by Spring 2023.
The European Commission is considering changes to EU rules which would impact the trade of eggs and birds from areas hit by avian influenza (AI).
BASC colleges’ cookery competition winner Kia Vincent was part of the line up at the BBC Good Food Show Winter today.
Available all year round, and highly versatile, BASC’s Felicity Tickridge-Marshall makes the case for eating more rabbit and woodpigeon.
BASC Scotland is encouraging members to respond to the Call for Views on the Hunting with Dogs (Scotland) Bill to protect the future of rough shooting.
BASC’s Martin Parker is urging firearms licensing authorities to follow the forensic science’s model of independent regulation and accreditation.