Hunt area 100 antelope, type 1 (Any Antelope)

Hunt code
A-100-1
Unit
100, Bear River Divide
Weapon
Any weapon
Draw years
2021–2026

In 2026, 424 residents applied as their first choice for 78 licenses: roughly 18% of them drew, since first choices are drawn before any second choice.

In 2026, 183 nonresidents applied. The preference draw reached 10 points. The random draw's winners aren't counted by point level in the report.

Harvest success in 2025 was 90.8%.

2026 draw by point level

First-choice applicants at each point level, and how many of them drew. “Drew” counts the preference draw only; WGFD doesn't report random-draw winners by point level.

PointsNonresidents
AppliedDrewRate
Over 14, under 1522100%
1411100%
1211100%
1044100%
Under 1017500%
All183––

Year by year

YearPermitsResidentsNonresidents
AppliedDrewPts neededAppliedDrewPts needed
202688424––183810
202589365––197810
202490355––16788
2023136346––192128
2022181571––313178
2021275619––340287
0510202120222023202420252026
NonresidentsPoints needed, by year: the trend of past cutoffs, not a forecast.

Harvest

YearHuntersHarvestSuccess
2025988990.8%
20231299372.1%

Reading these numbers

Nonresident elk, deer and antelope, and everyone's moose and bighorn sheep: 75% of each hunt's licenses go to the preference-point draw, highest points first (party points are averaged), and the other 25% are drawn at random among everyone who missed, points ignored. Residents draw elk, deer and antelope at random with no points; mountain goat, bison and the doe/fawn, cow/calf and ewe/lamb licenses are random for everyone. Nonresident 'special' licenses cost more and are drawn as a separate pool (hunt codes ending -S).

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Other hunts in unit 100

Units listed next to it

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