BASC have reviewed the additional coronavirus restrictions which will come into effect in the north east of England from Friday 18 September.
BASC is "bringing rural Britain to the gates of Westminster."
The training days were put on free of charge to provide the officers with an overview of several subjects they are likely to encounter.
The creation of this document will boost confidence that all actions are in line with government guidance and best practice.
Dan Reynolds discusses shooting’s exemption from the ‘rule of six’ and why the media are so interested in shooting.
Shooting and hunting groups have been exempted from the Government's new "rule of six" coronavirus rules.
List of exempt physical activities includes football, rugby, cricket and hockey among others
Labour says the exemption "shows where the government's priorities really lie" as groups of more than six can go hunting.
The new law, which came into effect on Monday, makes it illegal to socialise in groups of more than six
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