Taste of Game and BASC have prepared a quick guide on how to start your own venison business during these challenging times.
The working group will focus on strengthening existing markets and opening new channels.
Sam Walker offers some advice on how to maximise your stalking opportunities when the time arises.
In the first act of business as usual BASC’s deer stalking schemes across England are reopening from this week.
BASC’s guidance allows a clear route for all deer management to continue in a safe and secure manner.
What is it the Arran stalking scheme like? BASC deer officer James Sutcliffe describes his latest trip to the island.
BASC’s head of deer Martin Edwards describes the different hats suitable for deer stalking.
BASC has been at the forefront of the discussion to ensure shooting and conservation in this country is not damaged by any decisions made.
There are two inherent differences between those that are against so-called ‘trophy hunting’ and those that understand its benefits.
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