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Gavin Howe explains how you can help native red squirrels by volunteering to control the destructive grey invaders.
Shooters, who often spend time in remote areas, are ideally placed to keep watch and report any sightings of invasive Asian hornets.
Ian Danby takes us through what you can do to help in the fight against invasive non-native species in the UK.
Invasive non-native species pose a significant threat to biodiversity in the UK and cost the economy billions of pounds every year.
Roost shooting can be an effective way of helping to control woodpigeon numbers, but one that requires fieldcraft and a degreed of patience.
Fox driving utilises a combination of standing and walking guns and can be highly effective in certain situations.
Find out how managing woodland effectively can deliver for shooting, while also bringing significant benefits for wildlife and biodiversity.
Bill Harriman explores whys and wherefores of the .410, from obscure origins to its usefulness in honing early stalking and fieldcraft skills.
With summer finally here, now is the time to look at the virtues of shooting clays to keep your eye in and satisfy a need.
BASC Northern Ireland team held a Young Shots activity day at Carnview Farms Clay Target Complex.
Gavin Howe explains how you can help native red squirrels by volunteering to control the destructive grey invaders.
Shooters, who often spend time in remote areas, are ideally placed to keep watch and report any sightings of invasive Asian hornets.
Ian Danby takes us through what you can do to help in the fight against invasive non-native species in the UK.
Invasive non-native species pose a significant threat to biodiversity in the UK and cost the economy billions of pounds every year.
Roost shooting can be an effective way of helping to control woodpigeon numbers, but one that requires fieldcraft and a degreed of patience.
Fox driving utilises a combination of standing and walking guns and can be highly effective in certain situations.
Find out how managing woodland effectively can deliver for shooting, while also bringing significant benefits for wildlife and biodiversity.
Bill Harriman explores whys and wherefores of the .410, from obscure origins to its usefulness in honing early stalking and fieldcraft skills.
With summer finally here, now is the time to look at the virtues of shooting clays to keep your eye in and satisfy a need.
BASC Northern Ireland team held a Young Shots activity day at Carnview Farms Clay Target Complex.
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