About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of night shooting in wildlife management and conservation, including safety and legal aspects.
In this episode, we venture into the countryside after dark to uncover the vital role night shooting plays in wildlife management and conservation. We explore safety, legal considerations and the essential equipment used by those working in the field. James Sutcliffe, BASC’s deer and woodland advisor, breaks down why night shooting is important and guides us through the code of practice. Stuart Llewelyn, a volunteer dedicated to fox control, explains how targeted night shooting helps protect ...
People in this episode
Host: BASC
Guests: James Sutcliffe, Stuart Llewelyn
Topics covered
- night shooting
- wildlife management
- conservation
- safety
- legal considerations
- equipment
Keywords
- night shooting
- wildlife management
- conservation
- safety
- equipment
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: BASC
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