5 things to fix
6th January 2020
Toni Paull considers a few common issues many of us are likely to have faced when working our dogs in the shooting field.
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New BASC service bypasses unhelpful GPs
6th January 2020
Members whose licensing applications are being delayed should contact the association’s firearms team.
Solo stalking? Stay safe
3rd January 2020
Audrey Watson extols the joys of lone stalking and tries out a tracking system designed to keep you safe when out alone in remote locations.
Opportunities in 2020 are “limitless”, says BASC chairman
1st January 2020
“So many ways” people can contribute to the future of shooting.
Scotland’s moorland heading into uncertain future
23rd December 2019
Owner of Rottal Estate, Dee Ward, describes the new era and uncertain future facing grouse shooters following the Werritty Review.
BASC urges Scottish government to consider benefits of grouse shooting
20th December 2019
Rifts in review group make it easier for the government to go against recommendations.
Long-standing BASC employee, Donald Muir, retires after 25 years
20th December 2019
“An outstanding ambassador for shooting in Scotland.”
BASC meeting Minister on Werritty Review
19th December 2019
BASC Scotland will discuss review’s findings with government.
Where are we with Werritty? – Scotland’s grouse shooting review
19th December 2019
BASC Scotland’s political and press officer, Ross Ewing, writes about the recent review into driven grouse shooting and the impact it may have on UK shooting.
