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Conversationalist pieces written by individuals from BASC staff and guest bloggers working in fieldsports.

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Lewis Bretherton

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.

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Toni Paull

5 things to fix

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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