You can’t win an election without winning rural seats. That’s Sir Keir Starmer’s credo. The man he has appointed to shadow the countryside is Daniel Zeichner MP, and he came to the Carter Jonas Game Fair Theatre tent. It’s all part of Labour’s Rural England Policy Review.

Take part in Labour’s Rural England Policy Review

Click here for Henry Dimbleby’s National Food Strategy

Thanks to BASC for inviting him.

Adam Henson talks about Jeremy Clarkson, BBC Countryfile and the importance of game meat. Country Food Trust ambassador Adam and CFT chief executive Tim Woodward are on the stage at the Carter Jonas Game Fair Theatre for an interview by Charlie Jacoby.

For the Country Food Trust, visit TheCountryFoodTrust.org

Peter Wilson and Matt French are two of the most decorated athletes who have shot for Team GB. Recorded with interviewer Charlie Jacoby at the Carter Jonas Game Fair Theatre 2021, they explain what it's like to go into an Olympics as a shooter. However, their original sport, double trap, no longer exists at the Olympics. Peter criticises the way the International Shooting Sports Federation handled the cancellation of a clayshooting discipline.

Matt now shoots Olympic Skeet and Peter Olympic Trap. They talk about the future of shooting at the Olympics.

While British antis put on black balaclavas and carry martial arts weapons, in France they put on clown masks and carry chainsaws. It’s a lot more dangerous and a lot more impassioned. How do you face this threat in the media?

Step forward Richard sur Terre, a YouTube channel that has become one of the major voices in the fight against anti-hunters in France. In this interview, Richard explains what he is trying to do and how he does it.

Click here for Richard sur Terre's YouTube channel

Eduardo Gonçalves brought out three books in 2020 supporting his own Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting and we have found someone who has read them. Charlie Jacoby talks to Jens Ulrik Høgh from the Nordic Safari Club 

For the full story, visit Fcha.nl/fieldsportschannelpodcast41

A slight change in podcast style this episode as David and Aaron thought it would be a good idea to hijack the Fieldsports radio station and call Cia ap Bryn. you may know Cai as our star in the hunt & cook series. However did you know he works in the nuclear industry? Has discovered a taste for testicles thanks to his mate trigger, and he was born not only in the same village but in the same building as our very own David Wright! 

As you will hear Cai is passionate about hunting and cooking. Reconnecting people with the idea of hunting delicious, sustainable wild meat and cooking it over an open flame is something that we humans have been mastering and enjoying for millennia.

To find out more about Cai and his company Game and Flames then goto: gameandflames.com

Oliver Rampley runs a new kind of guiding - a holistic approach to wildlife where hunting is one part of the story. ind out how he sees the world, and how he stalked an extraordinary perruque roebuck this summer.

For more from Oliver, visit AltanaEurope.com

Charlie Jacoby talks to his father, Martin Jacoby about Martin’s life as a natural historian, his views on how natural history and species work, the history of humankind, and why shooting butterflies is a good idea. He puts forward his ideas about DNA, why we hunt, and why hunting is an essential part of humanity.

The Human Population Tsunami: how it could be managed by Martin Jacoby

What is Life? by Addie Pross

Biophilia by EO Wilson

The antis ambushed Scotland's political process and, in under a week in June 2020, they pushed through a ban on catching or killing mountain hares. The world of wildlife management has been left reeling. Scottish wildlife manager Niall Rowantree and English 'tourist' falconer Roy Lupton discuss what happened, and what's going to happen to Scotland's hares, with additional material from Clayton Fletcher in South Africa and Jason Doyle in Ireland.

Thanks to Niall Rowantree WestHighland-Hunting.co.uk Roy Lupton Clayton Fletcher TinasheGroup.co.za Jason Doyle

To see our Eaglecam films in full, visit Fcha.nl/eaglecam and Fcha.nl/eaglecam-2

For our piece about coursing in Ireland, go to Fcha.nl/how-coursing-helps-hares

With battles to be fought including trophy hunting, lead shot and the future of gamekeeping, we ask the candidates for the 2020 BASC Council elections – people who care about their shooting – what their views are. How should BASC and the world of shooting approach these and other topics? Is it even BASC’s job?

For the full story, visit http://Fcha.nl/fieldsportschannelpodcast36

To vote, visit https://vote.ukevote.uk/basc