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Welcome

We are a club of 120 full and probationary members with no limit on junior, senior or student members. We shoot wildfowl on the Dee estuary, situated between the very North East corner of Wales and the Wirral peninsula, wildfowling over both English and Welsh foreshore.

We have traditionally drawn our membership from Cheshire, Merseyside and Flintshire, the counties that surround the Dee.

Wildfowling

What is Wildfowling?

Wildfowling is the pursuit of geese and ducks, often on estuaries and coastal marshes. Wildfowling is mainly a solitary sport, requiring considerable stamina and patience as it takes place on estuaries and coastal marshes during the winter months in wet, muddy and often cold conditions.

Where is the Dee estuary?

The Dee estuary is one of the most important sites in Europe for wintering waders and wildfowl and we are very fortunate to be able to enjoy our sport in one of Nature’s last great wildernesses.

Becoming a member

We have no geographical boundary for membership, provided an individual meets our criteria for membership and demonstrates a sportsmanlike approach to wildfowling, then they are welcome to join us.

'An Introduction to Wildfowling'

For more than two hundred years wildfowlers have pursued the ducks and geese of the Dee estuary and BASC's short film, 'An Introduction to Wildfowling' was filmed on one of our shooting areas.

Tide times

From the mouth of the estuary of the River Dee, find out when low and high tides occur.

Discover the surrounding area

Explore the ‘The sands of time’