Utah uses both a preference point and a bonus point system with a hybrid draw for its big game species. Overall a straightforward draw system, Utah does have some important limitations and a variety of over-the-counter elk opportunities. Learn all of the details before applying.
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Colorado uses several variations of a preference point system: Pure preference point draws, hybrid draws, and modified preference point draws. The state also has one completely random draw. Prepare for the Colorado application period by brushing up on the ins and outs of the Colorado big game draws.
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Montana has one of the most complex draw systems in the country. It includes preference and bonus points, varied application deadlines and draw dates, and plenty of nuance. Get a handle on it in this Draw Systems article.
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Nevada conducts a primary random draw with bonus points as well as a separate Guided Draw for mule deer. Hunting licenses are required (sort of). This article outlines all of the nuances of the Nevada big game draws for Mule Deer, Elk, Antelope, Rocky Bighorn Sheep, Desert Bighorn Sheep, California Bighorn Sheep, Mountain Goat, and Black Bear.
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Arizona has a hybrid draw system that includes both bonus point and random draw components. The state also has multiple application periods and unique ways to earn points. We outline the important things to know about applying in Arizona for all big game species.
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Wyoming has a fairly complex application and draw system that includes preference points, regular and special draws, and reduced and full price tags. We’ll dig into the details to help you prepare for Wyoming’s application periods for pronghorn antelope, deer, elk, moose, sheep, goat, and bison.
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