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BASC has been promoting game as a healthy, sustainable and highly nutritious food source since the mid 1960’s and through its Game’s On campaign which was launched in 2005. BASC urges the FSA to ensure that all food retailers understand the many health benefits associated with game meat amongst other key recommendations.
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NRW's recommendation for gamebird release should be licensed from 2025 demonstrates a complete lack of fairness and transparency, says Conor O'Gorman.
A decision by the Scottish government to ban snares would be catastrophic to threatened bird species, including the iconic capercaillie.
BASC has added to its portfolio of deer stalking opportunities for members with the opening of a new scheme in Lancashire.