Have your say on the future of wild venison
BASC is encouraging all deer stalkers to take part in the formal consultation on the British Quality Wild Venison (BQWV) Scheme.
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BASC is encouraging all deer stalkers to take part in the formal consultation on the British Quality Wild Venison (BQWV) Scheme.
Have your say on the future of wild venison Read more...
BASC has criticised Defra for plans to remove species from the quarry list and to shorten certain shooting seasons.
BASC criticises Defra for quarry species consultation Read more...
Callum Leslie took home the title of Game Chef of the Year at the Eat Game Awards 2026, while Ross Horrocks from The Caddy Mann was named Champion of Champions.
Great British Menu star shines at Eat Game Awards Read more...
Further regulation risks undermining vital conservation work already delivered by the sector.
Don’t burden shooting with unnecessary red tape, BASC urges Defra Read more...
Well-managed gamebird releasing delivers significant benefits for biodiversity, habitat management and rural communities across Wales, says BASC.
Gamebird review must recognise “significant benefits” of shooting in Wales Read more...
BASC has recovered £10,000 in legal costs after supporting a member whose shotgun certificate was revoked by Cambridgeshire police.
BASC secures costs in Fighting Fund victory Read more...
BASC welcomes the government’s view that Natural England must work with land managers using proportionate, evidence-based regulation.
BASC responds to government’s Strategic Policy Statement on Natural England Read more...
The Farming Equipment and Technology Fund 2026 will include grant support for chiller trailers suitable for storing deer carcasses.
Grant support returns for deer carcass chiller trailers Read more...
If you possess or are transferring the ownership of deactivated firearms, you are no longer required to notify the police.
BASC welcomes removal of deactivated firearms notification requirement Read more...
BASC has criticised Natural England after it announced further restrictions on the release of pheasants and red-legged partridges near protected sites in England for the 2026 season.
BASC criticises Natural England restrictions weeks after High Court ruling Read more...