Features
Looking for something to read? You’ll find a host of insightful and entertaining articles on all things shooting right here.
What have the Romans ever done for us?
Gareth Dockerty discusses the work of BASC’s regional and country teams, and what difference they make to the members the represent.
Something of the night
BASC deer advisor, James Sutcliffe, gives a run down of what you need to know regarding night vision and thermal imaging optics.
Recounting the Stalking Show 2024
Sponsored by BASC, this year’s Stalking Show was a roaring success, says BASC’s Vicky Chesters-Sutcliffe.
Help tackle the invasive Asian hornet before our bees are lost
Shooters, who spend a lot of time in remote areas are ideally placed to keep watch and report any sightings of invasive Asian hornets.
The last retrieve
Toni Paull from the BASC South West team reflects on a final day picking up with an old friend.
Getting together – Olympic disciplines
BASC and British Shooting teamed up to hold a day of shooting Olympic disciplines at Fauxdegla International Clay Shooting Centre.
Moving forward for the future of shooting
In 2020, a commitment was made by BASC and others to embark on a voluntary transition away from lead shot and single-use plastics. Terry Behan looks at the progress so far.
West Country wildfowlers help boost mallard numbers
In a joint effort to combat the declining mallard population, the BBWA and the WWT came together to install duck nest tubes on a local marsh.
Field to fork insurance for recreational hunter gatherers
BASC’s South East regional director, Michelle Nudds, looks at what BASC’s insurance means for modern hunter gatherers.
