The year-round management of two species of gulls is to continue in Scotland, but with a warning that evidence of the practice being carried out must be submitted or the legal basis for control could be removed.
From 1 December, BASC members will be able to insure their guns under a new tailor-made scheme launched by the Association.
BASC has offered its congratulations to two of its members who won the top prizes at Purdey?s Game and Conservation Awards last week.
BASC?s Green Shoots conservation project has been highlighted at a major event in in Brussels.
A south Cheshire country pub is holding a week-long celebration of game dishes. Chefs at the Michelin Guide-listed Bull at Shocklach, near Malpas have put together a dedicated menu to mark National Taste of Game Week (14-21 November).
Britain’s largest shooting organisation says airgun safety should be a matter of common sense rather than legislation.
A new guide, which will help food lovers choose the perfect wine to drink with their game dinners, has been launched this week.
BASC will ensure that the interests of shooters are fully considered in the final drafting of secondary legislation and guidance stemming from the enactment of the Marine and Coastal Access Bill.
As part of its review of a Welsh Assembly Government consultation on general licences, BASC has decided there is no justification to add Canada geese to the pest birds list in Wales or to introduce a police administered identification tagging system for cage traps such as Larsen traps.
