Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

Karin Wares started out drawing farm animals as a child growing up on a sheep ranch in Northeastern Oregon. As a biology major she cultivated an interest in art as science communication, studying illustration at UC Santa Cruz. Her illustrations (from live specimens) have been published in the UCSC Campus Natural History Field Guide and on the cover of “Herpetologica”, published by The Herpetologist’s League, Inc.. In 2012 she began teaching herself to paint wildlife in watercolor and acrylics in order to enter Oregon’s Habitat Conservation Stamp art contest. She is now taking classes in oil painting.

Canary Rockfish2020 Habitat Conservation Stamp by Karin Wares

Art Prints are available for sale, please call (503) 947-6301 for information.

Stamp available through Dec. 31, 2020

John was raised on a small farm in western Michigan where he was able to spend many hours hunting and fishing with his two older brothers. At that time, pheasants were everywhere and he made many memories hunting them. John began carving and drawing wildlife when he was about 9 years old. In the late 70’s, he began carving competition decorative decoys and within a few years, he was able to compete at the professional level in many competitions across the nation. At the same time, John became interested in the various state duck and trout stamp competitions. After finishing in the top 10 in many of them, he won the Kentucky trout stamp contest in 1991. Last year he finished third in the Oregon upland game bird stamp contest, before winning it in 2020.

Greater Sage-Grouse2020 Upland Game Bird Stamp by John Conner

Stamp available July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021

Jeffrey graduated from Herron School of Art at Indiana University with a BFA. He has entered many state and federal stamp contests. He recently won the 2019 North Carolina waterfowl conservation stamp, 2019 & 2020 California upland game bird stamps, 2020 Delaware trout stamp, 2020 Maryland migratory game bird stamp, and 2020 Ohio wetlands habitat stamp contests. Jeffrey is a charter member of Indiana Wildlife Artist Inc.

Redhead2020 Waterfowl Stamp by Jeffrey Klinefelter

Art Prints are available for sale, please call (503) 947-6301 for information.

Stamp available July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021

2020-21Oregon Game Bird and Habitat Conservation Stamps

For Office Use OnlyState of Oregon2020-21 Game Bird and Habitat Conservation Stamp Order Form

All orders shipped pre-paid - no COD accepted. ALL SALES ARE FINAL WITH NO EXCHANGES.* $2.00 of stamp fee is for agent fee pursuant to ORS 497.022.

Order Total $Postage & Handling + $

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Corner Plate Block of 4Sheet of 30 Stamps

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Postage & Handling:We require either a self-addressed, postage-paid business size envelope with packing material or payment of a shipping/packaging fee as follows:

1 to 12 stamps $2.50 per order 13 to 24 stamps $5.00 per order >24 stamps call for charge

We are not able to accept print orders by phone. All print orders must be completed and sent to:

Attention: Licensing ServicesOregon Department of Fish and Wildlife4034 Fairview Industrial Dr. SESalem, OR 97302-1142or FAX (503) 947-6117

The office is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (PST) Monday through Friday.

For more information, please phone (503) 947-6101

Payment Methods (Please, no cash)

o Check or money order payable to Oregon Fish & Wildlife

o Credit CardSorry, we are not able to accept credit card orders via phone. If you want to pay by credit card, please include your email address in the space provided below and we will email you an invoice for payment.

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