Quietly does it
BASC member Jim Foxall explains how he and his son have achieved consistent success in controlling grey squirrels using moderated shotguns.
The last retrieve
Toni Paull from the BASC South West team reflects on a final day picking up with an old friend.
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Going undercover
It’s time to make decisions about your cover crops for next season and Julia Newman has some sound advice.
Making a plan
Martin Edwards considers why and how formal deer management plans are essential tools for those tasked with controlling deer populations.
Full skein ahead
Collaboration is key when it comes to preserving wildfowling, and Caerlaverock is an example of what can be achieved by working together.
Upping our game in the woods
Shooting and woodland naturally work well together, and, by managing woodland correctly, we can maximise the benefits for all.
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Redressing the balance
Over the summer BASC Ladies Shooting was rebranded to BASC Women in Shooting to modernise our language and align shooting with other sports.
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Controlling rats into the future
Rat control on your shoot requires a wide-ranging strategy and a knowledge of the legislation governing the various methods at your disposal.
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The joy of January shooting
Pheasants in the last month of the season can provide the most testing and enjoyable shooting, as Roderick Emery knows only too well.
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How to make a tripod shooting rest
This quick and easy-to-make tripod could be just what every shooter needs when spring vegetation starts to get in your way.
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