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Delivering knowledge and skills for the future of shooting
We would like to hear from you to help shape BASC’s training courses and educational provision for the future.
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BASC launches new Qualifications Card
The card provides proof of identity and qualifications for BASC members and non-members, perfect for gaining shooting permissions.
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Coaching the next generation
To mark International Coaching Week, we sat down for a chat with one of BASC’s coaching stalwarts, Duncan Greaves.
- Offbeat
Scout and about with BASC
Curtis Mossop highlights the BASC and Kids Country Cubs and Scouts event as a fine example of BASC’s work to bring the countryside to thousands of children every year.
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Shotgun Coach Award Foundation Day
The Shotgun Coach Award Foundation Day is a one-day course for those interested in progressing towards becoming an accredited BASC Shotgun Coach.
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BASC launches new GSC1 course for novice shots
BASC has launched a GSC1 course aimed at the novice shot to improve success in the field and provide an accessible route into game shooting.
- Offbeat
Eye dominance
Ever wonder why you miss a shot? It could be down to eye dominance. BASC’s training and education officer Jane Hatton explains more.
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Taking a zero tolerance stance on raptor persecution
BASC’s head of conservation Caroline Bedell discusses why taking a zero tolerance stance on raptor persecution is imperative for the future of shooting.
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Education is key to a stronger future for shooting
Newton Rigg College is a campus in Penrith, which is part of Askham Bryan College. The game and wildlife department there is currently celebrating its 25th year of operations and I was delighted to be invited to experience first-hand what life is like for the game and wildlife students.
