We take look at the opportunities for a spot of shopping at The Game Fair, whether you’re after new shooting kit, technical clothing or just something that catches your eye.
The Game Fair – countryside retail therapy Read more...
As more organisations engage with the UK’s Living Heritage inventories, the groundwork that secured shooting’s admissibility is bearing fruit.
BASC’s initiative on cultural recognition gains wider backing Read more...
With nominations open for the 2026 BASC honours and awards, we catch up with previous recipient of the Payne-Gallwey Long Service Award, Susan Maidment.
Long service, lasting impact Read more...
The Countryside Stewardship Scheme option for wet grassland is now explicitly supportive of sustainable wildfowling, says Ian Danby.
Sustainable wildfowling gets a boost from Countryside Stewardship Scheme Read more...
Thinking of joining a wildfowling club? We explain why contacting clubs early can help you prepare properly for the coming season.
Joining a wildfowling club – get ahead for next season Read more...
With the game shooting season now at an end, we look back at some of BASC’s highlights from across the winter, starting in Scotland with two Young Shots days.
Inspiring the next generation of country sports enthusiasts Read more...
If you’ve entered BASC’s working gundog classes at Crufts this year, read our guide on how it all works and what to expect ahead of the big day.
Tips for competing on Gundog Day at Crufts Read more...
With the countdown on to this year’s The Game Fair, now is a great time for you to book your complimentary BASC member tickets.
10 reasons to book your complimentary Game Fair tickets early Read more...
Find out what BASC has going on at The Stalking Show 2026, which takes place from 11-12 April at Staffordshire County Showground.
BASC at The Stalking Show 2026 Read more...
The Government needs to address the root causes of knives being used as weapons, not target lawfully run businesses selling knives for shooting, fishing and other countryside activities, argues Conor O’Gorman.
The wrong way to tackle knife crime Read more...
