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Duck Stamps at Bass Pro Shops



In a new effort to commercialize the sale of duck stamps, Fish and Wildlife Services will be selling duck stamps at Bass Pro Shops this year. The stamps are set to be released on June 22 at the Springfield, MO store and will feature a pair of ring-necked ducks in breeding plumage. The stamp was designed by Richard Clifton of Delaware, and is the winner of the 2007-2008 annual Duck stamp contest. For more information on the release of these stamps and the partnership with Bass Pro Shops, see this article at Ducks Unlimited.

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