What is up everybody? We have 10 minutes to talk to our good friend Sam Solholt, who's a big bus driver guy, he's a big van guy, and he's also a big conservation guy.

And we're going to talk to him a little bit about his Stamp it Forward program that has to do with the migratory bird and conservation stamp, otherwise known as the Duck Stamp Act commonly referred to. Sam, you've kind of, I guess, gotten into,

well, we'll just say it, stamping it forward.

Tell us about the program and anything that revolves around it

and all that good stuff.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, so probably the shortest way to talk about Stamp It Forward

is it's a way to kind of collectively

get people fired up about donating money to conservation

and really seeing how many possible stamps

we can purchase, knowing that by law,

98% of the purchase price of a federal duck stamp

has to go to wetland habitat and

conservation. So the way the program works is we ask people and companies to

donate money directly to us and with 100% of the money that we generate, we go out and buy additional federal duck stamps.

And then we leverage that into another fundraiser and give the stamps away with sales at our website at publiclandties.

And then $5 from every item we sell also goes back into conservation.

So we kind of just kind of try to keep the train rolling and

generating as much money as possible because the more stamps we buy,

the more money is funneled into protecting both public lands, wetlands, and increasing habitat,

which is really just an investment

in the future of the sport,

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