BASC announced as official partner of The Stalking Show

BASC has agreed a new partnership with The Stalking Show, a key national event for deer management, gamekeeping and the stalking community.

The three-year agreement builds on BASC’s long support for The Stalking Show and confirms the association as its official partner. The move underlines a shared aim to promote responsible deer management across the UK.

BASC will work closely with the organisers to deliver a series of educational and engagement initiatives, including live demonstrations and seminars. These will feature interactive displays highlighting best practice in deer management, habitat conservation and firearm safety.

BASC’s deputy director of shooting and operations, Terry Behan, said: “This partnership reflects BASC’s long-term commitment to supporting the stalking community and promoting sustainable deer management. The Stalking Show has quickly established itself as the focal point for stalkers and gamekeepers across the UK. We’re proud to help drive its continued growth and success.”

David Freer, director of The Stalking Show, said: “We’re delighted to strengthen our relationship with BASC through this new partnership. BASC’s expertise and leadership in shooting and conservation will bring enormous value to our visitors, exhibitors and the wider stalking community.”

The 2026 renewal of The Stalking Show takes place from 11-12 April at Staffordshire County Showground. It will be the first event under the new partnership, featuring an expanded BASC stand, seminar programme and a collaborative media campaign.

For more details of shows and events run by BASC or that we are involved in, visit our dedicated pages here.