The BASC roadshow promises to be a great evening for all with its many and varied trade stands, displays, advice centres, sporting books, wildlife artists, cartridge corner, wildfowling and air rifle clubs, sporting goods and clothing.
National Taste of Game Week is a major initiative designed by BASC to highlight the benefits of game meat as a local, wild and nutritious food source, whilst at the same time providing a focal point for encouraging the general public, BASC members and their friends to enjoy eating game.
A Nottinghamshire shooting school has teamed up with BASC’s specialist insurance advisers to offer first aid and risk assessment training for shoots.
The Cornish Countryman Chris Green and the Antiques Roadshow’s Bill Harriman will be among the experts attending the BASC Midlands Roadshow in Lincolnshire next month.
Unlike a lot of the shows this summer we were blessed with two days of fine weather and we were very pleased with attendance figures at our stand and around the mini-arena.
Some of the UK’s leading experts on birds of prey will be coming together to talk about their work at a special BASC event in Derbyshire.
Young people interested in the countryside, conservation and shooting attended a BASC Young Shots activity day at Higher Kempley Farm in Willaston near Whitchurch which has its own game farm.
This was an opportunity for 12 young people aged between 13 and 17 years to learn more about sporting rifles on a military approved range near Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
In response to the growing number of questions asked about young people and shotgun certificates the BASC Midland team hosted a day for journalists at Doveridge Clay Sports Club.
