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White-tailed Deer Management Program
The Morris County Park Commission is currently responsible for the stewardship of over 18,000 acres of land. It recognizes that a controlled hunting program is the most efficient and effective way available to minimize the severe threats posed to the biodiversity of native flora and fauna by overabundant white-tailed deer populations. The MCPC's controlled hunts are specifically used as a population management tool and do not represent recreational hunting opportunities.
- History of the Program
- Why Deer Management Is Necessary
- How to Get Involved
- Information for Non-Hunters
- Program Rules & Regulations
- Hunt Schedule
2010/11 Program Report
Appendix A
Contact the Park Commission
Questions and comments about the program should be directed to:
Morris County Park Commission, ATTN: Natural Resources Office
P.O. Box 1295
53 East Hanover Avenue
Morris Township, NJ, 07962-1295
973-326-7622
info@morrisparks.net