Two pilot schemes aimed at deer managers have launched in Scotland, but BASC has urged the Scottish government to do more to incentivise the sector.
BASC welcomes Scottish deer pilot scheme, but more incentivisation required Read more...
BASC’s new east of England stalking scheme provides members with the opportunity to stalk roe, fallow, muntjac and Chinese water deer.
New deer stalking opportunities for BASC members in east of England Read more...
Funding is soon to be available in England for practical training courses, including deer stalking qualifications.
Applications now open for deer grants Read more...
With the deer population on the increase, we will need more skilled deer stalkers, and Martin Edwards explains how a new scheme can help provide essential experience.
With daylight hours extending, temperatures warming and the countryside full of life, the roe buck season is a highlight of the year.
The lure of the roe buck Read more...
BASC deer advisor James Sutcliffe looks at two of the most destructive invasive non-native deer species which have made our isles their home.
Invasive non-native deer species in the UK Read more...
Sponsored by BASC, this year’s Stalking Show was a roaring success, says BASC’s Vicky Chesters-Sutcliffe.
Recounting the Stalking Show 2024 Read more...
BASC is calling on members to respond to a Scottish Government consultation which will shape the future of deer management in Scotland.
Protect the future of deer management in Scotland Read more...
The government has announced that, as of today, deer chillers are one of the items available via the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund.
Deer chillers now available through Defra grant scheme Read more...
Martin Edwards considers why and how formal deer management plans are essential tools for those tasked with controlling deer populations.
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