Item | 365-dayhunting license |
|---|---|
Resident | $11 youth (13 and under)$16 youth (14 to 17)$34 adult (18 to 64)$25 adult (65 and older) |
Nonresident | $29 youth (14 to 17)$72 adult (18 and older) |
Item | 365-day hunt/fishcombination license |
Resident | $20 youth (14 to 17)$38 adult (18 to 64)29 adult (65 and older) |
Nonresident | $33 youth (17 and under)$98 adult (18 and under) |
Item | App feeper species |
Resident | $10 |
Nonresident | $15 |
Item | Premium limited entrydeer permit |
Resident | $168 |
Nonresident | $768 |
Item | Multi-season premiumlimited entry deer permit |
Resident | $305 |
Nonresident | $1,330 |
Item | Limited entry deer permit |
Resident | $80 |
Nonresident | $650 |
Item | Management buck deer permit |
Resident | $80 |
Nonresident | $650 |
Item | General season deer permit |
Resident | $40 |
Nonresident | $398 |
Item | Dedicated hunter deer program |
Resident | $195 |
Nonresident | $1,047 |
Item | Dedicated hunter deer program(youth) |
Resident | $120 |
Nonresident | $814 |
Item | Resident | Nonresident |
|---|---|---|
365-dayhunting license | $11 youth (13 and under)$16 youth (14 to 17)$34 adult (18 to 64)$25 adult (65 and older) | $29 youth (14 to 17)$72 adult (18 and older) |
365-day hunt/fishcombination license | $20 youth (14 to 17)$38 adult (18 to 64)29 adult (65 and older) | $33 youth (17 and under)$98 adult (18 and under) |
App feeper species | $10 | $15 |
Premium limited entrydeer permit | $168 | $768 |
Multi-season premiumlimited entry deer permit | $305 | $1,330 |
Limited entry deer permit | $80 | $650 |
Management buck deer permit | $80 | $650 |
General season deer permit | $40 | $398 |
Dedicated hunter deer program | $195 | $1,047 |
Dedicated hunter deer program(youth) | $120 | $814 |
Unit | Beaver |
|---|---|
Population 2020 | 10,300 |
Population objective | 13,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 13:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Book Cliffs |
Population 2020 | 4,550 |
Population objective | 15,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 29:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | Box Elder |
Population 2020 | 10,100 |
Population objective | 20,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 17:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | Cache |
Population 2020 | 14,100 |
Population objective | 25,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 15:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | Central Mtns, Manti,San Rafael |
Population 2020 | 24,400 |
Population objective | 38,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 15:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | Central Mtn,Nebo |
Population 2020 | 12,500 |
Population objective | 22,600 |
Buck:doe ratio | 12:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | Chalk Creek |
Population 2020 | 9,100 |
Population objective | 10,500 |
Buck:doe ratio | 22:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | East Canyon |
Population 2020 | 12,800 |
Population objective | 13,500 |
Buck:doe ratio | 21:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Fillmore |
Population 2020 | 6,500 |
Population objective | 12,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 19:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Henry Mtns |
Population 2020 | 900 |
Population objective | 2,700 |
Buck:doe ratio | 31:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 40 to 55 |
Unit | Kaiparowits |
Population 2020 | 400 |
Population objective | 1,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | NA |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Kamas |
Population 2020 | 7,400 |
Population objective | 8,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 19:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | La Sal |
Population 2020 | 6,500 |
Population objective | 18,100 |
Buck:doe ratio | 22:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | Monroe |
Population 2020 | 5,200 |
Population objective | 7,500 |
Buck:doe ratio | 17:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Morgan, South Rich |
Population 2020 | 10,000 |
Population objective | 18,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 25:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Mt Dutton |
Population 2020 | 2,200 |
Population objective | 2,700 |
Buck:doe ratio | 12:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Nine Mile |
Population 2020 | 6,800 |
Population objective | 8,500 |
Buck:doe ratio | 19:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | North Slope |
Population 2020 | 5,800 |
Population objective | 6,200 |
Buck:doe ratio | 18:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Ogden |
Population 2020 | 8,600 |
Population objective | 11,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 19:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Oquirrh-Stansbury |
Population 2020 | 10,000 |
Population objective | 11,600 |
Buck:doe ratio | 22:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | Panguitch Lake |
Population 2020 | 10,100 |
Population objective | 10,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 13:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Paunsaugunt |
Population 2020 | 4,500 |
Population objective | 5,200 |
Buck:doe ratio | 40:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 40 to 55 |
Unit | Pine Valley |
Population 2020 | 19,500 |
Population objective | 16,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 21:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Plateau |
Population 2020 | 12,100 |
Population objective | 25,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 16:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | San Juan |
Population 2020 | 11,750 |
Population objective | 20,500 |
Buck:doe ratio | 20:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | South Slope,Diamond Mtn |
Population 2020 | 9,200 |
Population objective | 13,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 32:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | South Slope,Yellowstone |
Population 2020 | 7,700 |
Population objective | 13,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 20:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | SouthwestDesert |
Population 2020 | 2,900 |
Population objective | 4,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | 20:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Wasatch MtnsAvintaquin |
Population 2020 | 3,800 |
Population objective | 3,200 |
Buck:doe ratio | NA |
Buck:doe ratio objective | NA |
Unit | Wasatch MtnsCurrent Creek |
Population 2020 | 13,700 |
Population objective | 15,000 |
Buck:doe ratio | NA |
Buck:doe ratio objective | NA |
Unit | Wasatch MtnsWest |
Population 2020 | 22,600 |
Population objective | 22,600 |
Buck:doe ratio | 16:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | Wasatch MtnsEast |
Population 2020 | NA |
Population objective | NA |
Buck:doe ratio | 18:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | West Desert |
Population 2020 | 8,000 |
Population objective | 11,200 |
Buck:doe ratio | NA |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 15 to 17 |
Unit | Zion |
Population 2020 | 18,000 |
Population objective | 15,500 |
Buck:doe ratio | 19:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 18 to 20 |
Unit | Population 2020 | Population objective | Buck:doe ratio | Buck:doe ratio objective |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Beaver | 10,300 | 13,000 | 13:100 | 18 to 20 |
Book Cliffs | 4,550 | 15,000 | 29:100 | 25 to 35 |
Box Elder | 10,100 | 20,000 | 17:100 | 15 to 17 |
Cache | 14,100 | 25,000 | 15:100 | 15 to 17 |
Central Mtns, Manti,San Rafael | 24,400 | 38,000 | 15:100 | 15 to 17 |
Central Mtn,Nebo | 12,500 | 22,600 | 12:100 | 15 to 17 |
Chalk Creek | 9,100 | 10,500 | 22:100 | 18 to 20 |
East Canyon | 12,800 | 13,500 | 21:100 | 18 to 20 |
Fillmore | 6,500 | 12,000 | 19:100 | 18 to 20 |
Henry Mtns | 900 | 2,700 | 31:100 | 40 to 55 |
Kaiparowits | 400 | 1,000 | NA | 18 to 20 |
Kamas | 7,400 | 8,000 | 19:100 | 18 to 20 |
La Sal | 6,500 | 18,100 | 22:100 | 15 to 17 |
Monroe | 5,200 | 7,500 | 17:100 | 18 to 20 |
Morgan, South Rich | 10,000 | 18,000 | 25:100 | 18 to 20 |
Mt Dutton | 2,200 | 2,700 | 12:100 | 18 to 20 |
Nine Mile | 6,800 | 8,500 | 19:100 | 18 to 20 |
North Slope | 5,800 | 6,200 | 18:100 | 18 to 20 |
Ogden | 8,600 | 11,000 | 19:100 | 18 to 20 |
Oquirrh-Stansbury | 10,000 | 11,600 | 22:100 | 15 to 17 |
Panguitch Lake | 10,100 | 10,000 | 13:100 | 18 to 20 |
Paunsaugunt | 4,500 | 5,200 | 40:100 | 40 to 55 |
Pine Valley | 19,500 | 16,000 | 21:100 | 18 to 20 |
Plateau | 12,100 | 25,000 | 16:100 | 18 to 20 |
San Juan | 11,750 | 20,500 | 20:100 | 15 to 17 |
South Slope,Diamond Mtn | 9,200 | 13,000 | 32:100 | 25 to 35 |
South Slope,Yellowstone | 7,700 | 13,000 | 20:100 | 18 to 20 |
SouthwestDesert | 2,900 | 4,000 | 20:100 | 18 to 20 |
Wasatch MtnsAvintaquin | 3,800 | 3,200 | NA | NA |
Wasatch MtnsCurrent Creek | 13,700 | 15,000 | NA | NA |
Wasatch MtnsWest | 22,600 | 22,600 | 16:100 | 15 to 17 |
Wasatch MtnsEast | NA | NA | 18:100 | 18 to 20 |
West Desert | 8,000 | 11,200 | NA | 15 to 17 |
Zion | 18,000 | 15,500 | 19:100 | 18 to 20 |
Note: The application deadline for all Utah species is March 3, 2022 at 11 p.m. MST. Applicants wishing to purchase preference and/or bonus points have until March 17, 2022 at 11 p.m. MST. You may apply online here.
Your GOHUNT INSIDER account also has the NEW Point Tracker feature. This allows you to enter the number of points you have for each state and species and, as you research through Filtering and Draw Odds, your point total will automatically be highlighted.
To view important information and an overview of Utah’s rules/regulations, the draw system and bonus points, tag and license fees and an interactive boundary line map, check out our State Profile. You can also view the Utah Mule Deer Profile to access historical and statistical data to help you find trophy areas.
Note: Applicants need to buy either a hunting license or combination hunting/fishing license to apply. Applicants will not be charged the cost of the permit unless they are successful in the draw.
Every applicant will need to have a valid hunting license to apply for hunts or even bonus or preference points only. That hunting license is valid for 365 days from the date of purchase. Applicants can buy one hunting license every two years and apply if they time it correctly. For example, if you purchase a hunting license and apply on the last day of this application period and then apply early in next year's application period you could apply for two years on one hunting license. You do not need a valid hunting license to actually hunt; you only need it to apply in the draw.
The permit split offers 90% to residents and 10% to nonresidents.
Utah has a hybrid draw system for limited entry deer permits where they allocate 50% of the permits for each hunt to the applicants with the most bonus points and 50% are randomly allocated. The random draw takes into consideration the number of points each applicant has, meaning you get more chances in the random draw with each point you have. For example, if I have no points, I get one chance. If I have 10 points, I get 11 chances (one for each point I have and one for this year’s application). If there is an odd number of permits, for example, three, the bulk go to high point holders and only one will be randomly allocated. If there is one permit only, it will be randomly drawn.
Bonus points are given for each year an applicant applies for a limited entry or once-in-a-lifetime species and is unsuccessful in the draw. Applicants can also apply for bonus points only if they choose to until March 17 at 11:00 PM. Bonus points are species specific, meaning you cannot apply bonus points for limited entry deer toward a limited entry elk or antelope hunt. We highly recommend that applicants apply for limited entry hunts and not for bonus points only. With Utah offering half of their permits through a random draw, applicants should apply for hunts. They will receive a bonus point if they are unsuccessful in the draw.
Residents can apply for general season deer, dedicated hunter deer and one limited entry species: either premium/limited entry deer, limited entry elk or limited entry antelope. Residents can also apply for one once-in-a-lifetime species: moose, bighorn sheep, bison or mountain goat. Nonresidents can apply for every species they are interested in.
These units/hunts are managed for higher buck:doe ratios and a higher quality hunt. The Henry Mtns, Paunsaugunt and Antelope Island hunts fall under this category. There are archery, muzzleloader, rifle and multi-season hunts available for the Henry Mtns and the Paunsaugunt. Antelope Island only offers a rifle permit.
Limited entry units are managed for a lower buck:doe ratio than the premium units. These units offer good hunts, but quality is not typically on par with the premium units. There are archery, muzzleloader and rifle hunts for these units and the odds of drawing these hunts are better than the premium units.
The Paunsaugunt unit will have archery, muzzleloader and rifle hunts for management (bucks with three points or less on at least one antler) and cactus (bucks with velvet covering at least 50% of its antlers during the season dates). The management and cactus buck hunts are limited entry hunts and successful applicants will lose any accumulated bonus points.
HAMS hunts will occur on the Book Cliffs, Floy Canyon, Kaiparowits and Morgan-South Rich and run from Nov. 12 to 27, 2022. The dates are ideal for a rutting mule deer hunt, but weapons are restricted to handguns, archery, muzzleloader (no scope) and shotgun.
These hunts occur on the general season units from Nov. 2 to 10, 2022 and permit holders must use a muzzleloader. These are limited entry hunts that occur on all general season units and, if you draw one, all of your bonus points will be utilized. It’s worth noting that these hunts will begin two days after the rifle general season hunts. The dates are also prior to the prime dates of the rut, which typically occur throughout the middle of November into December.
General season deer hunts are allocated in the state draw. There are no over-the-counter (OTC) deer options for residents or nonresidents. General season deer permits are allocated through a true preference point system. This means that the applicants with the most preference points for any given hunt receive the permits. Applicants can gain one preference point per year by applying for it as a first choice or by applying for a hunt and being unsuccessful in the draw. Applicants can include up to five hunt choices; however, applicants will lose their points if they draw any choice. Utah considers every applicant's first choice before moving to any applicant’s second choice. To draw a permit as a second choice, there must be a surplus of permits after every applicant’s first choice is considered.
20% of the general season deer permits are allocated to youth applicants. Youth that apply for and draw a general season any weapon permit can also hunt the archery, muzzleloader and rifle season(s).
When considering general season deer hunts, the detailed draw odds pages are critical for the hunt(s) you are considering. Make sure you understand point creep and know how to read the draw trends.
The dedicated hunter program is offered on general season units. This program is a unique opportunity that allows a hunter to hunt all seasons (archery, muzzleloader, rifle) and harvest two bucks in a three-year period. If drawn, you will be enrolled in the program for three years. You may obtain a permit and hunt all three years, but you can only harvest two bucks in a three-year period. You can only hunt the unit you originally drew. In exchange for having a guaranteed permit and the opportunity to hunt all three seasons, a hunter must complete 32 service hours on UDWR approved conservation projects or you can purchase all or a portion of your hours at a cost of $20/per hour.
If you can afford the cost and time to hunt multiple seasons, the dedicated hunter program is an excellent way to scout, hunt and harvest a big buck on a general season unit.
Applicants can select two hunt choices when applying for limited entry hunts. Every applicant’s first choice is considered before moving to anyone's second choice. It is extremely rare for a limited entry permit to be drawn as a second choice.
General season deer applicants can select up to five hunt choices. Be aware that if you draw any of your five choices, you will lose any accumulated preference points.
Up to four applicants can apply for limited entry and general season hunts on one application. Group applications are not accepted for management buck hunts. Nonresidents and residents can apply together. Bonus points and preference points are averaged for a group application and rounded down to the nearest whole number. There must be enough permits to cover the number of applicants on your group application; otherwise it will be rejected. That goes for residents and nonresidents who apply together as a group. Nonresident permits will come out of the nonresident pool for that hunt — make sure there are enough.
Draw order:
Utah’s draw goes in the following order from first to last:
Utah does not allow applicants to draw multiple limited entry tags in the same draw/year. You also cannot draw a limited entry and a once-in-a-lifetime (moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat or bison) permit in the same year.
Successful applicants who wish to return a permit that they have drawn can do so 30 days prior to the start of their hunt. In this case, they can have their bonus points reinstated; however, they will not earn one for that year's application. The cost of the permit will be refunded as long as it is returned 30 days prior to the hunt. If applicants drew a permit as part of a group, all members of the group must surrender their permits in order to have each applicant’s bonus points reinstated. Hunting licenses and application fees are nonrefundable. General season permits that are returned will not receive a refund.
The availability of quality feed for mule deer antler growth is critical. Mule deer are special in terms of their diet selection and, as such, poor snowpack and moisture during the winter and spring months results in less than stellar antler development. This was the case in 2021. Utah was extremely dry during the winter and spring months and the crop of bucks throughout most of the state did not reach potential. Some high country areas still produced great bucks, but many of the well known premium limited entry, limited entry and general season units did not produce the type of trophy caliber bucks they are known for.
This winter has been much better so far. Utah still needs a few good snowstorms and some spring rain to help habitat improve, but it’s better than it was in 2021. The state is still in a drought, but it’s less severe and, with some added moisture, it will improve range conditions for herds. As it currently stands, we are optimistic that it could be a good year for antler growth. It’s not likely to be an outstanding year, but definitely better than 2021. The high country will produce better feed and better bucks while the desert county in the southwest and lower elevation units of the state will still continue to struggle.
Utah snow water equivalent update as of February 7, 2022. Source: National Resources Conservation Service
2022 Utah drought monitor status as of February 1. Source: United States Drought Monitor
Utah snow water equivalent from February 9, 2021. Source: National Resources Conservation Service
2021 Utah drought monitor status from January 11. Source: United States Drought Monitor
Utah is historically and remains a great state for mule deer hunting. Mule deer populations have dipped over the past four years due largely to drought, but there are still good populations and opportunities to hunt. The limited entry hunts are tough to draw, but the general season hunts can be drawn with relatively few points. General season units are managed for lower buck to doe ratios and hunters should expect to see high hunting pressure. Almost every year some of the biggest bucks in the state will be harvested on general season hunts. Utah is without a doubt a state where the residents put in significant time and effort to scout and hunt and the biggest bucks are almost always taken by those that put in that level of effort. The reality is that big bucks exist in these units and, if you have the time and some luck, they can be really good hunts. For those who have little time to hunt and scout, they are still good hunts for the amount of points it takes to draw. Utah is actually one of the cheaper western states to apply in and applicants should consider general season hunts
As stated, the number of limited entry hunts has increased over the years. Utah has gotten creative in introducing new limited entry hunts in an attempt to move more applicants through the system. It’s working to some extent although there are still thousands of applicants and point creep will always be an issue. Within the limited entry section of deer hunts, Utah currently offers: premium limited entry, limited entry, management and cactus buck, HAMS and late muzzleloader limited entry on general season units. Applicants can apply for one of the previous limited entry hunts, but not all of those.
2022 maximum bonus points for limited entry deer: 28
2022 maximum preference points for general season deer: 22
We covered the hit list for limited entry deer and the better opportunities for the general season based on population, buck:doe ratios and harvest success. There are many more options for limited entry applicants, including the HAMS and late muzzleloader on general season units. To explore the odds of those hunts, log into your account, hover over the INSIDER header and then when the drop down appears, click on “Draw odds”. You can then select Utah as the state and then resident/nonresident or click the species “mule deer, limited entry.” That will allow you to see the odds for every limited entry deer hunt offered. The HAMS hunt on the Kaiparowits and the Book Cliffs are both interesting options worth exploring.
The late muzzleloader hunts are also intriguing if you have substantial time to scout and hunt. A couple of units worth digging into might be the Pine Valley, San Juan, Panguitch Lake or even the Mt Dutton or Southwest Desert. As previously stated, those can be tough hunts given the fact that they are on the heels of the general rifle hunt, but there are some great bucks taken most years on those hunts.
Finally, as you review the number of people who have a significant number of preference points for the general season, you will see that there are many people packing points. If you are one of those applicants with 6+ points you may consider applying as a party with a new hunter and going on a hunt. Many of the general season hunts can be drawn with very few points. If you have enough points to draw some of the better general season hunts, I would highly recommend burning those and going to Utah to hunt. General season deer is not what it was even five years ago, but it’s still good. The other species that Utah offers are tough to draw so get some value out of the license you have to buy to apply every year and go on a general season deer hunt as often as you can!
New restrictions for trail cameras and baiting. See article links below:
Utah Wildlife Board bans trail camera usage for big game hunting
Some unit boundaries and unit names may have been changed for 2021. See the 2022 Utah big game guidebook for more information.
New child support law now in effect: As of July 1, 2021, there are restrictions on fishing and hunting license purchasers for non-payment of child support. See the 2022 Utah big game guidebook for more information.
The deadline to apply is March 3, 2022 at 11 p.m. MST. Apply online here.
Applicants can also apply via telephone by calling any Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR) office.
The bonus point/preference point only purchase and application withdrawal deadline is March 17, 2022 at 11 p.m. MST.
Applicants can withdraw their application at no additional cost until March 17, 2022.
Results will be emailed or available online on or shortly before May 31, 2022.
Hunters must have a valid hunting or combination hunting/fishing license to apply.
Hunting licenses are valid for 365 days from the date of purchase. If you time it correctly you can apply for two consecutive years on one license. You do not need an active hunting license to hunt, just to apply.
Applicants must be 12 years old by Dec. 31, 2022 to apply.
Hunters must be 12 years old to hunt.
Hunters born after Dec. 31, 1965 must have taken an approved hunter’s education course.
Withdrawing or correcting an application is allowed before the application deadline. Corrections are made by withdrawing an application and submitting a new one. Be aware: you will be charged the $10 application fee again to make adjustments and reapply.
Group applications are allowed for limited entry and general season deer. Up to four applicants can apply together as a group.
Nonresidents may apply and build bonus points for all available species.
Residents may only apply for one limited entry species: elk, antelope or deer. They may also apply for one once-in-a-lifetime species: moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat or bison. They can also apply for general season deer and the dedicated hunter program if they are not already enrolled.
If you draw a limited entry elk permit, you may not apply again for five years.
If you draw a limited entry deer permit, you may not apply again for five years.
There is no waiting period for general season deer.
Buck deer (multi-season premium limited entry, premium limited entry, multi-season limited entry, limited entry, Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) and management buck deer)
Bull elk (multi-season limited entry, limited entry and CWMU)
Buck antelope (limited entry and CWMU)
Once-in-a-lifetime species (bighorn sheep, moose, mountain goat and bison)
General buck deer (lifetime license holders)
General buck deer (dedicated hunters)
General buck deer (youth)
General buck deer
Youth any bull elk
Unit | |
|---|---|
Harvest success | Archery: 80%Muzzleloader: 87%Rifle: 96%Mult-season: 100% |
Average age | 5.0 |
Percentage 5+ yeas old | 67% |
Buck:doe ratio | 40:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 40 to 55 |
Unit | |
Harvest success | Archery: 100%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 93%Multi-season: 100% |
Average age | 5.2 |
Percentage 5+ yeas old | 65% |
Buck:doe ratio | 31:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 40 to 55 |
Unit | Harvest success | Average age | Percentage 5+ yeas old | Buck:doe ratio | Buck:doe ratio objective |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Archery: 80%Muzzleloader: 87%Rifle: 96%Mult-season: 100% | 5.0 | 67% | 40:100 | 40 to 55 | |
Archery: 100%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 93%Multi-season: 100% | 5.2 | 65% | 31:100 | 40 to 55 |
Unit | |
|---|---|
Harvest success | Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 84%Multi-season: 92% |
Buck:doe ratio | 28:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | |
Harvest success | Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 77%Multi-season: 92% |
Buck:doe ratio | 29:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | |
Harvest success | Muzzleloader: 92% |
Buck:doe ratio | 23:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | |
Harvest success | Archery: 71%Muzzleloader: 88%Rifle: 100%Multi-season: 100% |
Buck:doe ratio | 39:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | |
Harvest success | Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 50%Rifle: 100% |
Buck:doe ratio | 33:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | |
Harvest success | Archery: 92%Muzzleloader: 86%Rifle: 83%Multi-season: 100% |
Buck:doe ratio | 46:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | |
Harvest success | Archery: 96%Muzzleloader: 100%Rifle: 100%Multi-season: 100% |
Buck:doe ratio | 32:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | |
Harvest success | Archery: 63%Muzzleloader: 76%Rifle: 81%Multi-season: 86% |
Buck:doe ratio | 37:100 |
Buck:doe ratio objective | 25 to 35 |
Unit | Harvest success | Buck:doe ratio | Buck:doe ratio objective |
|---|---|---|---|
Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 84%Multi-season: 92% | 28:100 | 25 to 35 | |
Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 77%Multi-season: 92% | 29:100 | 25 to 35 | |
Muzzleloader: 92% | 23:100 | 25 to 35 | |
Archery: 71%Muzzleloader: 88%Rifle: 100%Multi-season: 100% | 39:100 | 25 to 35 | |
Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 50%Rifle: 100% | 33:100 | 25 to 35 | |
Archery: 92%Muzzleloader: 86%Rifle: 83%Multi-season: 100% | 46:100 | 25 to 35 | |
Archery: 96%Muzzleloader: 100%Rifle: 100%Multi-season: 100% | 32:100 | 25 to 35 | |
Archery: 63%Muzzleloader: 76%Rifle: 81%Multi-season: 86% | 37:100 | 25 to 35 |
Unit | Antelope Island |
|---|---|
Trophy potential | 190"+ |
Harvest success | Rifle: 100% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | Random only |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | No permit |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 190"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 80%Muzzleloader: 87%Rifle: 96%Multi: 100% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 100% with 18100% with 20100% with 20100% with 23 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 100% with 24100% with 2445% with 24No permit |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 190"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 100%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 93%Multi: 100% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 41% with 2056% with 23100% with 23100% with 25 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | Random onlyRandom only100% with 26No permit |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 190"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 71%Muzzleloader: 88%Rifle: 100%Multi: 100% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 100% with 1975% with 2145% with 22Random only |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | Random onlyRandom only50% with 24No permit |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 190"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 92%Muzzleloader: 86%Rifle: 96%Multi: 100% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 52% with 1728% with 1760% with 16100% with 22 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | Random onlyRandom only50% with 22No permit |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 180"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 50%Rifle: 100% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 69% with 1152% with 1723% with 17 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | No permitNo permitRandom only |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 170"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 63%Muzzleloader: 76%Rifle: 81%Multi: 86% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 47% with 1082% with 1466% with 14100% with 18 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 36% with 1336% with 1822% with 18Random only |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 170"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 84%Multi: 92% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 36% with 1155% with 1226% with 12100% with 16 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 34% with 17100% with 1928% with 18Random only |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 170"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 77%Multi: 92% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 36% with 1155% with 12100% with 14100% with 16 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 34% with 17100% with 1951% with 20Random only |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 170"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 96%Muzzleloader: 100%Rifle: 100%Multi: 100% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 58% with 1261% with 1483% with 1451% with 16 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 27% with 15100% with 1516% with 17No permits |
Unit | Trophy potential | Harvest success | Resident points to draw (2021) | Nonresident points to draw (2021) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Antelope Island | 190"+ | Rifle: 100% | Random only | No permit |
190"+ | Archery: 80%Muzzleloader: 87%Rifle: 96%Multi: 100% | 100% with 18100% with 20100% with 20100% with 23 | 100% with 24100% with 2445% with 24No permit | |
190"+ | Archery: 100%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 93%Multi: 100% | 41% with 2056% with 23100% with 23100% with 25 | Random onlyRandom only100% with 26No permit | |
190"+ | Archery: 71%Muzzleloader: 88%Rifle: 100%Multi: 100% | 100% with 1975% with 2145% with 22Random only | Random onlyRandom only50% with 24No permit | |
190"+ | Archery: 92%Muzzleloader: 86%Rifle: 96%Multi: 100% | 52% with 1728% with 1760% with 16100% with 22 | Random onlyRandom only50% with 22No permit | |
180"+ | Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 50%Rifle: 100% | 69% with 1152% with 1723% with 17 | No permitNo permitRandom only | |
170"+ | Archery: 63%Muzzleloader: 76%Rifle: 81%Multi: 86% | 47% with 1082% with 1466% with 14100% with 18 | 36% with 1336% with 1822% with 18Random only | |
170"+ | Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 84%Multi: 92% | 36% with 1155% with 1226% with 12100% with 16 | 34% with 17100% with 1928% with 18Random only | |
170"+ | Archery: 75%Muzzleloader: 90%Rifle: 77%Multi: 92% | 36% with 1155% with 12100% with 14100% with 16 | 34% with 17100% with 1951% with 20Random only | |
170"+ | Archery: 96%Muzzleloader: 100%Rifle: 100%Multi: 100% | 58% with 1261% with 1483% with 1451% with 16 | 27% with 15100% with 1516% with 17No permits |
Unit | |
|---|---|
Trophy potential | 180"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 26%Muzzleloader: 41%Rifle: 33%Rifle: 33% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 58% with 093% with 198% with 242% with 2 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 83% with 3100% with 4100% with 549% with 5 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 180"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 28%Muzzleloader: 38%RIfle: 38%Rifle: 36% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 83% with 054% with 079% with 120% with 1 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 78% with 277% with 163% with 242% with 3 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 170"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 30%Muzzleloader: 44%Rifle: 41% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 60% with 061% with 059% with 0 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 18% with 262% with 263% with 1 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 170"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 18%Muzzleloader: 28%Rifle: 21% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 51% with 083% with 1100% with 2 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 44% with 335% with 385% with 4 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 170"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 20%Muzzleloader: 42%Rifle: 38%Rifle: 38% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 74% with 130% with 159% with 239% with 2 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 54% with 192% with 173% with 227% with 1 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 160"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 29%Muzzleloader: 39%Rifle: 37%Rifle: 35% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 35% with 1100% with 217% with 125% with 1 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 93% with 416% with 3100% with 4100% with 4 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 160"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 32%Muzzleloader: 43%Rifle: 47% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 60% with 216% with 262% with 3 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 75% with 340% with 2100% with 4 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 170"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 14%Muzzleloader: 24%Rifle: 19% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 76% with 097% with 089% with 0 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 94% with 0100% with 0100% with 0 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 160"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 21%Muzzleloader: 32%Rifle: 37% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 79% with 079% with 129% with 1 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 82% with 087% with 077% with 0 |
Unit | |
Trophy potential | 160"+ |
Harvest success | Archery: 20%Muzzleloader: 25%Rifle: 29% |
Resident points to draw (2021) | 13% with 017% with 078% with 1 |
Nonresident points to draw (2021) | 65% with 076% with 074% with 0 |
Unit | Trophy potential | Harvest success | Resident points to draw (2021) | Nonresident points to draw (2021) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
180"+ | Archery: 26%Muzzleloader: 41%Rifle: 33%Rifle: 33% | 58% with 093% with 198% with 242% with 2 | 83% with 3100% with 4100% with 549% with 5 | |
180"+ | Archery: 28%Muzzleloader: 38%RIfle: 38%Rifle: 36% | 83% with 054% with 079% with 120% with 1 | 78% with 277% with 163% with 242% with 3 | |
170"+ | Archery: 30%Muzzleloader: 44%Rifle: 41% | 60% with 061% with 059% with 0 | 18% with 262% with 263% with 1 | |
170"+ | Archery: 18%Muzzleloader: 28%Rifle: 21% | 51% with 083% with 1100% with 2 | 44% with 335% with 385% with 4 | |
170"+ | Archery: 20%Muzzleloader: 42%Rifle: 38%Rifle: 38% | 74% with 130% with 159% with 239% with 2 | 54% with 192% with 173% with 227% with 1 | |
160"+ | Archery: 29%Muzzleloader: 39%Rifle: 37%Rifle: 35% | 35% with 1100% with 217% with 125% with 1 | 93% with 416% with 3100% with 4100% with 4 | |
160"+ | Archery: 32%Muzzleloader: 43%Rifle: 47% | 60% with 216% with 262% with 3 | 75% with 340% with 2100% with 4 | |
170"+ | Archery: 14%Muzzleloader: 24%Rifle: 19% | 76% with 097% with 089% with 0 | 94% with 0100% with 0100% with 0 | |
160"+ | Archery: 21%Muzzleloader: 32%Rifle: 37% | 79% with 079% with 129% with 1 | 82% with 087% with 077% with 0 | |
160"+ | Archery: 20%Muzzleloader: 25%Rifle: 29% | 13% with 017% with 078% with 1 | 65% with 076% with 074% with 0 |
