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Survey highlights need for gamekeeping support
While gamekeepers are busy looking after the countryside, the Gamekeepers Welfare Trust (GWT) are working hard to look after them.
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Gamekeeper of the Month – June
Geoff has been a gamekeeper for many years. When he is not spending quality time with his granddaughter, Geoff is pigeon or clay shooting.
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Decoying Doubles
Peter Marshall, BASC’s head of training and education, provides some transferable techniques between clay shooting and pigeon decoying.
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Perfect your garden photography
Take your garden photography skills to the next level in part two of BASC’s photography series with Nick Lane.
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A helping hand for Tufty
Richard Saunders, a journalist and airgun shooter with over 30 years’ experience, explains how airgun shooters are spearheading a project to return red squirrels to Cornwall.
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Fighting Back
Airgun enthusiast and BASC member Jason Braithwaite reports on an exciting and successful red squirrel conservation project taking place in woodlands of Western Lakeland.
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The Day of the Triffids
The old adage of managing plants by mouth, match or machine is a good one but some species are causing us some serious issues. Ian Danby looks at invasive alien plant species.
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A natural choice?
Are non-native species dangerous invaders or simply examples of evolution in action? Marta Jacyna investigates the dilemma.
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How to create an air rifle range in your garden
What does it take to make the perfect range in your garden, BASC experts discuss.
