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THE BDS SOUTH WEST SCOTLAND BRANCH

Information on the British Deer Society (BDS) South West Scotland branch including events, news, and contacts.

BRANCH AREA AND COMMITTEE

ChairAlan Marshallchairsouthwestscotland@bds.org.uk
Secretary Mark Toftsouthwestscotland@bds.org.uk
TreasurerVACANTsouthwestscotland@bds.org.uk

Committee Members:

Graeme Dalby, Tom Clark, Ben Klinck, Gary Ferguson, Matt Law and Peter Little.

PostcodeArea
DGDumfries
KAKilmarnock
MLMotherwell

EVENTS

Date

EVENT

Sunday 7th April 2024

Glenswinton Range Day

Sunday 5th May 2024

Glenswinton Range Day

Sunday 2nd June 2024

Glenswinton Range Day

Sunday 7th July 2024

Glenswinton Range Day

Sunday 4th August 2024

Glenswinton Range Day

Sunday 18th August 2024

Glenswinton Practice Range Day

Sunday 1st September 2024

Glenswinton Range Day

Sunday 8th September 2024

Scottish Cawdor Interbranch shoot

Sunday 15th September 2024

Best Practice and butchery demo

Sunday 6th October 2024

Glenswinton Range Day

See news section below for more details.

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If your contact information has changed please make sure to let us know.  To update your details simply email membership@bds.org.uk or call 01425 655434.

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