5 minutes with Alex Farrell
As we near the Glorious Twelfth and the start of the shooting season, we ask BASC’s head of uplands a few questions about his role and the importance of uplands.
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– Features
The Etoile walking stick gun
Walking stick guns have been around since the 1580s but they really blossomed in the 19th Century with the invention of the percussion cap.
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Breed spotlight: Slovakian rough-haired pointer
The Slovakian rough-haired pointer originated from Slovakia after the laws around hunting and farming were changed post-World War II.
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Paris Olympics 2024: gunning for gold
Meet the six members of Team GB who will be aiming to bring home a medal in the shooting disciplines at the Paris Olympics.
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The general licences explained
BASC’s Glynn Evans discusses the subject of general licences, answering common questions around their use.
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Welcome back to Blenheim
In just over a week, The Game Fair returns to Blenheim Palace for the first time in ten years. Claim your complimentary BASC member entry.
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Tea on a Tuesday night?
Processing venison at home is not as daunting as it sounds and James Sutcliffe explains how, with a little bit of effort, you can help join up the dots between wild deer and healthy meals for more households in your area.
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Science matters: wonderful woodcock
Heather Warrender reviews the latest research on woodcock, looking at the shooting community’s role in reversing the decline in the fortunes of this enigmatic wader.
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No such thing as 9 to 5 gamekeepers
BASC provides support across a range of issues for members with a variety of specialist requirements, as Gareth Dockerty explains.
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Stand by me
With the deer population on the increase, we will need more skilled deer stalkers, and Martin Edwards explains how a new scheme can help provide essential experience.
