BASC Scotland director Peter Clark warns that proposals in the Natural Environment Bill risk undermining deer management in Scotland.
Mandatory training will shut out stalkers when Scotland needs them most Read more...
What is BASC doing about gamebird release restrictions, introduced due to avian influenza concerns? Gareth Dockerty explains….
Fighting for the future Read more...
Find out more about two of this year’s Eat Game Award winners and their roles in promoting wild British game.
A bright future for game Read more...
There are several clear winners as a result of controlled heather burning, a traditional land management practice used on moorland and upland areas, Alex Farrell explains.
The benefits of controlled heather burning Read more...
The gundog world is uniting for the 5 Regions Charity Working Test, a national event created to raise awareness of mental health challenges in rural communities.
Coming together for a cause: the 5 Regions Charity Working Test Read more...
Two BASC-sponsored target shooting athletes have been selected for the British Shooting World Class Programme.
BASC-sponsored shooters shine on the international stage Read more...
The National Shooting Show takes place from 10–11 May and BASC has a fantastic line-up of experts, advice and hands-on fun for all ages.
Join the action with BASC at the National Shooting Show 2025 Read more...
The Stalking Show 2025, sponsored by BASC, delivered an outstanding weekend focused on stalking and deer management.
The Stalking Show 2025: A celebration of deer management Read more...
BASC’s Dr Cat McNicol shares her story about showcasing working gundogs at the world’s greatest dog show.
My big Crufts adventure Read more...
As a former gamekeeper, Ged Hunston has some fond memories of pest control duties, including keeping on top of rabbit numbers.
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