BASC East
New briefing programme announced for DMQ accredited witnesses
DMQ Level 2 accredited witnesses will be contacted later this month about changes to the witnessing scheme.
DMQ Level 2 accredited witnesses will be contacted later this month about changes to the witnessing scheme.
Women are being invited to shoot for success at a number of training events set up by the UK?s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC).
Gundog owners in the South East are being offered a chance to improve their gundog training skills at specialist classes.
The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has extended its highly popular National Taste of Game week into a fortnight-long event which will run from 6th ? 20th November this year.
New laws covering the use of Snares in Scotland are to come into force in March. BASC says the new requirements are broadly in line with industry guidelines.
Deer stalkers are being invited to take part in specialist courses run by the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC).
Carcass Inspection and Butchery courses will be run in Sevenoaks in Kent during February and March. One of the aims of the course is to teach candidates the skills required to undertake the basic carcass processing required for home butchery.
Following a number of incidents, police forces are to be given information to help them identify people involved in lawful shooting. The UK?s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), has published a new guide, The Police Officer?s Guide to Shooters, which is designed to help prevent misunderstandings and reduce interventions by the police.
Shooting restrictions put in place in Scotland and Northern Ireland because of the recent severe winter weather are to be lifted. A legal suspension of the shooting of waterfowl in Scotland will be lifted at midnight on Monday 18th January, allowing shooting on Tuesday 19th. A similar suspension in Northern Ireland will end at 8am on Thursday 21st January.
Following BASC?s intervention this week the Welsh Assembly Government (WAG) has renewed a key general licence which makes it legal to shoot woodpigeons and other birds to protect crops. The ability to legally control woodpigeons is of paramount importance for farmers and BASC welcomes the fact that WAG have now corrected the situation.