
BASC Women in Shooting launches in Scotland
Women from across fieldsports came together this weekend to celebrate the Scottish launch of BASC’s Women in Shooting initiative.
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Sponsored by BASC, the Countryside Clay Shoot sees teams of four shoot for the Hugh van Cutsem Challenge Cup. Following it’s cancellation in 2020, the prestigious event returns this year on 17 July at the West Wycombe Estate in Buckinghamshire.
The shoot comprises a selection of six stunning simulated game drives with prizes for first, second and third placed teams.
All proceeds from the day will go to support the Gamekeepers’ Welfare Trust (GWT).
The day includes breakfast, complimentary cartridges on each stand, refreshments in the field and champagne before a superb lunch.
A limited number of places are available for the Countryside Clay Shoot, so book early.
For further information and to register, click here.
Women from across fieldsports came together this weekend to celebrate the Scottish launch of BASC’s Women in Shooting initiative.
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