Come fly with me
Understanding the established global routes followed by migratory birds is key to ensuring the future of sustainable wildfowling.
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Managing priority habitat species-rich grassland
Shoot owners who manage grassland habitats can apply for annual funding of up to £646 per hectare from Defra.
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The .410 – world’s smallest shotgun calibre
Bill Harriman explores whys and wherefores of the .410, from obscure origins to its usefulness in honing early stalking and fieldcraft skills.
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Asian Hornet Week: identifying a dangerous invader
Asian hornet numbers are on the rise in the UK, presenting a significant threat for native pollinators and the overall health of our ecosystems.
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Bluetongue: what you need to know
Read more information about bluetongue virus, why it is important for deer managers to be vigilant, and what to do if you suspect a case.
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The wonders of wildfowling
As the wildfowling season gets underway, so too does the opportunity to demonstrate shooting’s sustainability credentials, says James Green.
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Paralympians aiming for medals in Paris
With just days to go until the 2024 Paralympics in Paris, we introduce you to Team GB’s shooting squad.
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A tribute to mallard conservation
Mike Montgomery meets this year’s BASC Wildlife Fund stamp artist Peter Partington.
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Trail cams: life through a lens
BASC science officer Sophie Stafford looks at trail cams and their usefulness in shooting and conservation.
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Home on the range
The BASC Rifle Club has operated at Bisley for many years, hosting immensely popular range days. Taylor Rikje-Pearson explains more.
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