Features
Looking for something to read? You’ll find a host of insightful and entertaining articles on all things shooting right here.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The wonders of wildfowling
As the wildfowling season gets underway, so too does the opportunity to demonstrate shooting’s sustainability credentials, says James Green.
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.
A tribute to mallard conservation
Mike Montgomery meets this year’s BASC Wildlife Fund stamp artist Peter Partington.
Trail cams: life through a lens
BASC science officer Sophie Stafford looks at trail cams and their usefulness in shooting and conservation.
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.
