Duck Stamps
The Federal Duck Stamp Program has raised more than $700 million dollars since its inception in 1934. Get a look at the stamps over the years.
Mallards (1934-1935) by J.N. "Ding" Darling SOLD: 635,001 (@ $1.00) AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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I never knew there was a huge non hunter market for duck stamps till I went on ebay to finish off my collection. Ct might have doubled all there permits to make money for the state but I have no problem with the Federal stamp going up this year. It saves a lot of birds
Another example of how hunters are the true conservationist in this country.
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Another example of how hunters are the true conservationist in this country.
I never knew there was a huge non hunter market for duck stamps till I went on ebay to finish off my collection. Ct might have doubled all there permits to make money for the state but I have no problem with the Federal stamp going up this year. It saves a lot of birds
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