Training courses to help promote and protect shooting and related activities by establishing and maintaining high standards through training, education and best practice.
It is important to understand that BASC is absolutely opposed to compulsory testing as a condition of firearm or shotgun ownership. However people who are new to the sport must accept that the onus is on them to develop the knowledge and skill to use a shotgun or firearm safely, this could be through being ‘mentored’ by a more experienced shooter for a while to ‘show you the ropes’ or if this is not possible through a training course.
The course aim is to guide students who have a dog and wish to use it for stalking or are thinking of training their first deer dog.
Deer Stalking Certificate- Level1
The courses will provide an insight into and a wider understanding of deer stalking techniques and deer management.
Improve your shooting with BASC
The new course is based on a similar program run in America by the Co-operative North American Shotgun Education Program (CONSEP).
Sandringham Game and Country Fair
11 - 12 September 2010
Norfolk
11 September 2010
Llandegla Shooting Ground near Ruthin north Wales
12 September 2010
Trochry and Dunkeld Hilton
12 September 2010
Frampton On Severn, Gloucestershire