BASC welcomes the government’s continued support and backing of the five-year transition away from lead shot for game shooting.
The Scottish Government’s decision to develop a licensing scheme for grouse moors will be a seriously damaging blow to fragile rural communities.
Driven and group shooting can now return to England on December 2.
Two ways to win in this year's extended edition.
The consultation deals with several areas of interest including miniature rifle ranges, large calibre rifles, air weapons and ammunition.
End of lockdown clears way for driven shooting to resume.
Conservation work by people that shoot is key to the Government’s green economic recovery.
BASC has challenged the Scottish Green Party’s nature emergency declaration which calls for an end to driven grouse moor management practices.
Range of resources available from BASC’s Taste of Game initiative.
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