Part of the service to the wider shooting community is that BASC pools all of our resources, to put together an evolving series of practical help and advice and a range of issues that can help you and your shooting.
One of the commonest questions put to out gamekeeping team is ‘How can I improve my shoot?’ the answer lies in careful planning – and start now.
One of the best ways to add diversity to a shoot, both for wildlife and quarry species, is to dig a pond.
It’s rare for a working gundog to get through its life without a few cuts and minor injuries. Occasionally something more serious happens. But are we prepared?
Give your waders a chance - Breeding Waders
Trophy Measuring and BASC - A New Initiative
Best Practice Guidance (England and Wales)
Best Practice Guidance (Scotland)
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Build your own high seat
Choosing the right high seat
Range Finders - How far is that?
Secrets of quiet stalking
Wild Boar Management
Keepers tips on stopping your birds from straying
Use gas safely in the game rearing field
Tackling bulgy eye in pheasants
A time bomb that's ticking - Dealing with ticks.
Breeding - Think before you breed
Hot dogs - dealing with heat stroke
How to deal with a collapsing gundog
Stop the cough - kennel cough is at best uncomfortable and at worst fatal
Howard Kirby - Gundog Guy: Staying stead
Get set for the season - Gun Check
Pigeon Shooting for beginners - easy as pie
10 point plan for improved game shooting
How Much Lead? The Way Forward
Improve your shooting - the mount and swing
Guide To Wildfowling In The Uk - Part 1 - The Essex Coast
The Tannery Bar and Steak House, Moira, Country Armagh - game menu
1 - 20 February 2012
6 Chestnut Hill Road, Moira, County Armagh, BT67 0LW
1 - 20 February 2012
Drummond Hotel, Ballykelly, Limavady, Co. Londonderry, BT49 9HP
1 - 20 February 2012
The Wildfowler Inn, 1 Main Street, Greyabbey, Newtownards, Co. Down, BT22 2NE
8 - 9 February 2012
The Queen's Head, Hawkedon, Suffolk IP29 4NN