Discover the art, hunting heritage, and conservation power behind America’s iconic Federal Duck Stamp.

Wildlife artist Adam Grimm joins Legends of the Wild to share his journey from a childhood spent hunting and fishing in Ohio to becoming a three-time Federal Duck Stamp winner. Grimm’s photorealistic waterfowl paintings aren’t just art—they’re part of a conservation legacy that has raised billions for wetland and habitat protection.

We explore:

Whether you’re a duck hunter, pheasant chaser, or simply love spending time outdoors, this episode dives deep into how art, hunting, and conservation intersect. From the impact of predator management to the importance of protecting grasslands and wetlands, Grimm brings both an artist’s eye and a sportsman’s perspective to the conversation.

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