The hunter access program is bittersweet. Sometimes you'll find a farm where it is heavily marked with co-op and public hunting signs and the landowner is happy to let you on the land. But from my experience, the majority of these properties are no longer participating, forget they enlisted, or the property has posted signs everywhere. But, like I said, you can still get permission. When you look on the mapping center, find the yellow dots and then access an online gis map for the county and find the farm. Once you find it, you'll get the owners name, the exact address, and the layout of the property to determine if its worth even asking. At least thats the way I go about it. It works sometimes, but most times not.