Waterfowl Conservation Stamp

2025 Waterfowl Conservation Stamp 2025 Waterfowl Conservation Stamp
2025 Waterfowl Conservation Stamp

100% of the money raised from our conservation stamps will benefit wildlife conservation. From Dr. Marcus Lashley's poults and Doc Chamberlain's LPDV Disease Research to Dr. Lavretsky's Duck DNA, our species specific stamps fund research and projects conducted by trusted names in the world of wildlife and habitat.

LIMITED EDITION

$15.00

  • Stamp Size: 1.5" x 2"
  • Artwork by Blake Gore from a photograph by Gary Kramer
  • Limited Edition

Dollars in Action Through Gamekeeper Grants

While we'll continue to support broader waterfowl conservation efforts with the rest of our resources, our inaugural duck stamp will specifically support Duck DNA. You can learn more about the efforts undertaken by Dr. Phil Lavretsky, Ducks Unlimited, UTEP and their other partners at duckdna.com. We became friends last year with Dr. Lavretsky, and we have and will continue to document the ongoing work to preserve the wildness of North America's duck population.

A special note about shipping & handling...

  • The Waterfowl Conservation Stamp is a special-handling item and each is fulfilled and shipped separately as First Class Mail via USPS; in this case you will not receive tracking information.
  • Please allow up to 1-2 weeks for the stamps to be delivered.
  • The shipping rate for the 2025 Waterfowl Conservation Stamp (any quantity) is $2.00.
Buy the Stamp
Buy the Stamp
Waterfowl Trot

A Letter From Toxey Haas

A Letter From Toxey Haas

At the Mossy Oak brand and family, we’ve always strived to foster a community where “conservation is cool.” And in today’s hunting world, it seems more than ever that the folks who value family tradition, true woodsmanship, and taking care of the land and wildlife, also become the most proficient hunters. That’s the evolution to life’s pinnacle as a hunter we call becoming a Gamekeeper.

But back in Mossy Oak’s very beginning, we just wanted to be the uniform for anyone who wanted to step into the woods and disappear. Right from our origins we were embraced by a core of old school turkey hunters, flooded timber duck hunters and whitetail bow hunters. And while that’s who we were from day one, and that’s who first adopted Bottomland, today we have grown to encompass all boundaries of outdoors and hunting.

Over the years that love and obsession has evolved in so many ways. Obviously there has been all the clothes, gear, and guns. But then along the way we began to offer the very seeds and trees to plant and create habitat. Next we created a nation wide network for the actual land to live, love and hunt on. We even became so obsessed that more recently we started breeding and training duck dogs and created Mossy Oak Kennels. Between me, my wife and our sons, we have six labs of our own and when water, weather and migration line up, you know where you will find us! To us when mallards are pouring in the woods before sunrise and you’ve got your friends and dog at your side, there’s not much better in the world!

That leads us to today. A few springs ago, we created our inaugural Wild Turkey Conservation Stamp, and the response from the hunting and outdoor community was incredible! Subsequent to that and thanks to everyone’s unselfish contributions, we have been able to provide vital support to some powerful work in the world of wild turkey conservation. While stamps for most other species of fish and wildlife ceased years ago, the iconic annual duck stamp has become the most famous stamp in the world and one of the proudest traditions in the hunting community. At Mossy Oak we just didn’t want to create our own until we had a conservation project that was deeply meaningful and unique enough to warrant it. We have now found such a project!

Dr. Phil Lavretsky, UTEP and Ducks Unlimited’s Duck DNA is just the one. And while we will obviously continue to support all of our other biologist friends in the waterfowl world, 100% of the dollars raised from this inaugural stamp will support Duck DNA. This project is that important to all of us! We also ask you to take the time to read more about the important work being done by Dr. Lavretsky’s and team on their website, duckdna.com. Additionally, we’ll be featuring updates and stories throughout duck season and the rest of the year. It’s worth noting that Dr. Lavretsky was a guest on our Gamekeeper Podcast last July, Episode 243 if you want to go back and listen. That podcast and a discussion of his work was one of the most popular we have aired.

The bottom line is that this project depends on the support AND involvement of the hunting community, to learn all that we can to protect our wild ducks. Over the years I have often said to our Mossy Oak team and family, that one of the most fulfilling things we can do in life is to make a genuine difference in what we truly love. For us, wildlife conservation provides that deepest purpose in life and as my dad Mr. Fox said… “I believe the good that men do, will live long after we are gone.” Thank you all so very much for the opportunity for a life well lived in service to that love! Our beloved Ducks!

Roost high,

Toxey Haas
Concealment Concealment

// 2025 Duck Stamp T-Shirt

Show your support for waterfowl conservation with our 2025 Duck Stamp T-Shirt.

Latest Content

Bachelor Group Behavior: How to ID the Buck You'll Hunt This Fall
Heath Wood For whitetail hunters, July is more than just the heart of summer; it's a necessary time to observe buck behavior that can pay off come fall. As velvet antlers grow and patterns become clear, bachelor groups form the social core of a buck’s world. However, those who use game cameras for summer scouting know all too well that these groups don’t stay together forever. I used to get frustrated seeing trail camera photos
Read More
Deer, How-To, Mossy Oak
Seeing Stripes: Targeting Striped Bass
Bart K. Davis When it comes to East Coast sport fishing, few fish inspire as much passion and pursuit as the striped bass. These sleek, silver torpedoes called stripers haunt coastal waters from the Carolinas to Maine, offering anglers a perfect blend of challenge and reward. Whether you're fishing from a beach or boat, in the surf or offshore, striped bass are a worthy adversary—provided you know how to find and fool them. Striped bass
Read More
Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing
Big Bucks Avoid People in Summer Too: Low-Impact Scouting Tips
Heath Wood The summer months present a prime opportunity for scouting whitetails. Bucks are in velvet, rapidly developing their antlers, and often follow consistent feeding routines. However, many hunters make the mistake of getting too close too early. Just because it’s not hunting season doesn’t mean pressure isn’t important. Mature bucks are already accustomed to human presence, and one wrong move in July or August can cause a big deer to leave long before opening
Read More
Deer, How-To, Mossy Oak
Panfish Crawfish Bread Bowls
George Fiorille Catching panfish is a lot of fun. They are one of the best fish to start kids or inexperienced anglers on because they are plentiful and relatively easy to catch. By having lots of action starting off fishing, it gives the angler a greater chance of liking the sport and staying with it. Panfish are not only easy to catch but they are great to eat if prepared properly. One of the most
Read More
Fishing, How-To, Wild Game Recipes, Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak Fishing, Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Butchery
Deer Diet: What Bucks Are Eating in July and Why It Matters
Heath Wood As summer reaches its peak, whitetail bucks are quickly developing in both antlers and body. Nutrition is crucial during this time, and knowing what deer are eating in July isn’t just interesting; it’s a vital part of the puzzle for serious hunters trying to find and pattern mature bucks before the season starts. While driving across eastern Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee on our way to a family vacation, I probably didn't keep my
Read More
Deer, Land Management, Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, BioLogic
Smoked Pulled Wild Boar BBQ Sandwiches with Carolina Gold Sauce
If you're looking for a new way to cook Wild Boar, this recipe is for you! Need Wild Boar? Check out Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Butchery for all of your wild game meat needs. Step 1: The Wild Boar Shoulder (Smoked and Pulled) Ingredients: 1 bone-in wild boar shoulder (5–7 lbs) 2 tbsp yellow mustard (binder) 1/4 cup brown sugar 2 tbsp kosher salt 2 tbsp black pepper 2 tbsp smoked paprika 1 tbsp garlic powder
Read More
Wild Game Recipes, Mossy Oak, Ingredient Wild, Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Butchery
Top 7 Non-Food Plot Plantings for Deer
Paul Annear Whitetail food plots get a lot of love in the land management space. Deer hunters everywhere spent countless hours planning their next food plot rotation. Grinding away on a humid summer day just to plant and create a whitetail haven where deer feed and can be hunted is rewarding and fun. But there are more permanent food sources you could be missing out on. A lot of whitetail management fads come and go.
Read More
Deer, Land Management, How-To, Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, BioLogic
How to Maintain Your Summer Clover
Paul Annear It’s hard to beat the attraction of a lush field of well maintained clover. In most of the U.S. clover is attractive right out of the ground and hardy blends like Non-Typical Clover stay green deep into November, even in the upper Midwest. Clovers are the most popular food plot planting for a reason. Deer love clover, and its easy to establish without large equipment. To keep from weeds taking over your clover
Read More
Deer, Conservation, Land Management, How-To, Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, BioLogic
How to Catch Red Snapper While Fishing
Bart K. Davis One of the most sought-after gamefish from the Carolinas to the Gulf, red snapper are experiencing a resurgence like few other species. Thanks to careful management and tighter harvest limits over the past two decades, populations have bounced back strong—and with that recovery has come a new golden age of snapper fishing. They truly are the American snapper. With their fiery red flanks and powerful strikes, red snapper are everything anglers want
Read More
Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak Fishing
Fishing in Destin, Florida - Offshore/Inshore Emerald Coast
Bart K. Davis Destin, Florida, isn’t called “The World’s Luckiest Fishing Village” for nothing. Tucked along the Emerald Coast in the Florida Panhandle, and with easy access to the Gulf of Mexico, this bustling beach town offers a year-round buffet of saltwater action. From sight-casting to redfish in skinny water to battling cobia just outside the pass, Destin is a dream destination for saltwater anglers. These tips and techniques will help you make the most
Read More
Fishing
Explore All Posts