Photographed April 18, 2015
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Waupun, Dodge County, Wisconsin
43.633058,-88.671397
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Duck Stamp
Dollars at Work
Duck Stamp
Dollars at Work
How can I help?Buy a Federal Duck Stamp!The Federal Duck Stamp began in 1934Duck Stamps are required to hunt migratory birds, however, you do not need to be a hunter to purchase and enjoy them. Considered fine art by many, 98 cents of every dollar used to purchase a duck stamp goes towards acquiring wetland and grassland habitat for birds, endangered and threatened species, and other wildlife.To buy a Duck Stamp -- head to your local post office, sporting goods store or http://www.duckstamp.com. Seeing the benefits of Duck Stamps is rewarding -- just brag a pair of binoculars and heard to one of the Midwest Region's many waterfowl production areas or national wildlife refuges. Now that's a cost-effective program for all to enjoy.
The
marker is at the fifth stop on the three-mile Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Auto
Tour & Trails tour loop. The entrance to the Horicon National Wildlife
Refuge | Tempike Auto Tour is located on eastbound Wisconsin Highway 49, about three miles east of the Wisconsin Highway 151 exit, Waupun, Wisconsin 53963.
"Horicon" -- a Mohican word meaning pure, clean water.
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Duck Stamp
The marker is included in the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge: Egret Trail Boardwalk kiosk.
"Horicon" -- a Mohican word meaning pure, clean water.
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Duck Stamp
The marker is included in the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge: Egret Trail Boardwalk kiosk.
The marker is visible on the bottom left corner of the kiosk.
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Auto Tour and Walking Trails
( the auto tour is the circle of red dots)
The marker is located on the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Auto Tour & Trails in Horicon, Wisconsin.
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