Scottish snaring ban would be “catastrophic” for threatened species
A decision by the Scottish government to ban snares would be catastrophic to threatened bird species, including the iconic capercaillie.
BASC Scotland Centre, Trochry, Dunkeld, Perthshire, PH8 0DY
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The BASC Scotland team has extensive knowledge and experience in all areas of shooting and conservation. We run a programme of training courses and activity days and provide advice and guidance in all relevant areas. We also represent your interests in the Scottish press and with politicians and the police and advise Scottish Government on policy issues affecting shooting. Team members also specialise in firearms-related issues in Scotland.
BASC Scotland is a long-established country office of BASC. Fully staffed in a recently extended building, we are well-placed to deal with the many important issues affecting sportsmen and women living in and visiting Scotland, ensuring their continued enjoyment of a wide variety of sporting opportunities.
A decision by the Scottish government to ban snares would be catastrophic to threatened bird species, including the iconic capercaillie.
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