Antelope license 430-20, hunting district 430

Hunt code
ANT-430-20
Unit
430
Weapon
Any weapon
Draw years
2019–2026

In 2026, 130 of 483 residents drew (27%). Everyone with 6 or more points drew. The fewest points held by anyone who drew was 0.

In 2026, 12 of 66 nonresidents drew (18%). The fewest points held by anyone who drew was 1.

2026 draw by point level

First-choice applicants at each point level, and how many of them drew.

Show residents or nonresidents
PointsResidents
AppliedDrewRate
711100%
622100%
59556%
4382053%
3844250%
2912426%
11752715%
083911%
All48313027%
PointsNonresidents
AppliedDrewRate
44375%
34375%
216319%
127311%
01500%
All661218%

Year by year

YearPermitsResidentsNonresidents
AppliedDrewAll drew atAppliedDrewAll drew at
202616548313066612–
2025247681195779147
202419267915275512–
202313752110483495
202213743411152544
2021822636342754
202081302654294–
201982262614387–
04820192020202120222023202420252026
ResidentsNonresidentsLowest point level at which everyone drew, by year. Past draws, not a forecast.

Reading these numbers

Montana squares bonus points: each applicant gets one chance for the application plus their bonus points squared (FWP's example: 10 points = 101 chances), and the draw is random among those chances, so applicants with few or no points still draw. Points build until you draw. Nonresident combination licenses use preference points instead: 75% go to the most points in order and 25% are drawn at random among applicants with no preference points.

  • 2026Landowner preference pool, not counted above: resident landowners 6 applications, 6 drawn; nonresident landowners 2 applications, 2 drawn.
  • 2025Landowner preference pool, not counted above: resident landowners 14 applications, 14 drawn; nonresident landowners 2 applications, 2 drawn. These numbers are FWP's bonus point report, which matches its own printed total; FWP's separate drawing summary report counts 680 resident applications and 194 drawn.
  • 2024Landowner preference pool, not counted above: resident landowners 11 applications, 11 drawn.
  • 2023FWP printed 111 resident applications (5 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. FWP printed 11 nonresident applications (3 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. Landowner preference pool, not counted above: resident landowners 12 applications, 12 drawn.
  • 2022FWP printed 98 resident applications (10 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. FWP printed 8 nonresident applications (0 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. Landowner preference pool, not counted above: resident landowners 10 applications, 10 drawn.
  • 2021FWP printed 60 resident applications (10 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. FWP printed 17 nonresident applications (3 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. Landowner preference pool, not counted above: resident landowners 7 applications, 7 drawn.
  • 2020FWP printed 96 resident applications (9 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. FWP printed 8 nonresident applications (1 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. Landowner preference pool, not counted above: resident landowners 5 applications, 5 drawn.
  • 2019FWP printed 81 resident applications (18 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. FWP printed 15 nonresident applications (0 drawn) with no point value; they are in the totals but not in the point rows. Landowner preference pool, not counted above: resident landowners 7 applications, 7 drawn.

Sources

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Units listed next to it

In FWP's unit order, which often but not always means nearby.