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Shotguns returned following pigeon shooting seizure
BASC has assisted with the return of shotguns to a group of pigeon shooters following their inappropriate seizure by Greater Manchester Police.
BASC has assisted with the return of shotguns to a group of pigeon shooters following their inappropriate seizure by Greater Manchester Police.
You can be part of shooting’s reprisal against United Utilities’ decision not to renew shoot leases on its land.
BASC quizzed Defra Minister Lord Benyon on his department’s changes to the law around releasing gamebirds, during a visit to the New Forest Show.
BASC presented a series of awards to 13 individuals who have gone above and beyond for shooting during an event at The Game Fair.
The BASC Wildlife Fund awards grants to fund conservation projects and provides loans for land purchase.
Defra advice leaves gamekeepers and shoot managers at risk of criminal charges.
Jobs will be lost, the rural economy will suffer and hands-on conservation projects overseen by the shoots will cease.
Speaking at debate in the House of Commons, Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown has heavily criticised Defra over it’s handling of gamebird release licences in protected areas.
BASC’s research team are working with the University of Exeter to look into the changes in game bags over time.