The Wisconsin DNR’S Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP), the brainchild of Texan Dr. James Kroll, received rave reviews from landowners as its 10th anniversary rolled past.
Those positive comments from enrollees could be linked to a DNR web page statement: “Landowners who enroll in DMAP receive a wealth of resources to improve habitat for deer and other wildlife on their properties.”
Now, 10 years later, some deer hunters are looking at who is paying for that “wealth of resources.”
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