The adverts celebrate the wider benefits that shooting brings all the participants and reassures the public shooting can take place in a COVID-secure manner.
A guidance document has been produced by BASC to help those who run game shoots to identify and manage risks posed by Covid-19 on shoot days. The document is currently England specific, but guidance for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales will be available in due course. Dan Reynolds, BASC director of England, said: “BASC has been working intensively on creating guidance for shoots to help them address the risk of COVID-19 this coming season.” “With guidance across the UK continually being updated this document is not exhaustive, but focuses on the areas that could present a risk. It is our aim to see all forms of shooting undertaken and the wider benefits of our actions achieved, whist remaining in the parameters of government guidance.” Download - BASC covid-19 guidance for game shoots in England
Short film highlights tips for keeping dogs calm.
“A workable solution is needed in days not weeks,” says BASC.
BASC will be pressing for significant changes to be made to new licence
Licences issued for Canada geese and wood pigeon
BASC welcomes response to online petition calling for study into role of shooting in conservation and economy.
BASC has reported shoot to local authority.
BASC responds to decision to ban pheasant shooting on public land in Wales.
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