The future of country sports in Scotland took a significant step forward this month with the first-ever Scottish Country Sports Tourism Conference.
A milestone in promoting Scottish country sports tourism Read more...
BASC Scotland director Peter Clark warns that proposals in the Natural Environment Bill risk undermining deer management in Scotland.
Mandatory training will shut out stalkers when Scotland needs them most Read more...
The Stalking Show 2025, sponsored by BASC, delivered an outstanding weekend focused on stalking and deer management.
The Stalking Show 2025: A celebration of deer management Read more...
BASC vice chair Claire Sadler looks at what it means to be a mum in fieldsports and how embracing the chaos can be worth the time and energy.
Balancing motherhood, a career and an outdoor lifestyle Read more...
It was a networking trip with a difference for a group of female hunters from across Europe, including stalking, podcasting, eating and dancing…
Friendships forged on the field to fork journey Read more...
A group of chefs recently enjoyed an experience combining game butchery and cooking with clay shooting, at an event hosted by BASC.
Top chefs get an introduction to shooting and game from BASC Read more...
The Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill proposes increased regulatory intervention with little detail on financial incentives for deer managers.
Why the Scottish Natural Environment Bill must be fixed Read more...
With proposals for major changes in deer management in sight, BASC Scotland director, Peter Clark, reflects on the latest developments.
What’s next for deer management in Scotland? Read more...
BASC has welcomed the Scottish Government’s decision to halt its proposed changes to the female deer management season.
BASC welcomes changes to deer season proposal in Scotland Read more...
“What sets us apart is that we’re not just spectators” – BASC chairman Eoghan Cameron shares his thoughts on the vital role of shooting’s people in managing the British countryside.
Leaving the ultimate legacy Read more...
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