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Free odds at every point level, resident and nonresident, from official state agency reports: 3,706 hunts across Texas, Colorado, Wyoming and Montana.

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Texas400 drawn hunt areas, odds from last seasonView odds →
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Colorado2,332 hunts: elk, deer, pronghornView odds →
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Wyoming612 hunts: elk, deer, pronghornView odds →
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Montana362 hunts: elk, deer, antelopeView odds →

What can I draw with my points?

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Points toolPick a state, species, residency and point count: every hunt with odds at that levelTry it →
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Colorado elk by pointsResident and nonresident, every preference-point levelPick your points →
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Wyoming elk by pointsNonresident point levels; residents draw at randomPick your points →

Plan your 2027 draw season

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2027 apply checklistsColorado, Wyoming and Montana, step by step, in deadline orderStart here →
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Drew a tag? Pack listsElk and pronghorn pack lists for each stateSee the lists →
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Elk hunting binocularsVortex Diamondback HD, field-tested by our team, plus a well-reviewed step-upRead the guide →

Coming up

  • Nov 1: last Texas drawn hunt deadlineSpring turkey, feral hog, alligator, gemsbok and oryx packages and the youth hog and turkey hunts all close Nov 1, 2026. Texas deadlines.
  • Nov 2: Wyoming point-only windowNonresidents can buy an elk, deer or antelope preference point, and anyone can add a moose or bighorn sheep point, through Nov 2, 2026. WGFD dates.
  • Nov 7: Texas general deer seasonWhite-tailed deer general season opens Nov 7, 2026 in both zones: North Zone through Jan 3 and South Zone through Jan 17, 2027. Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife. Season gear.
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Public land, real numbers

Know your odds before you apply

Resident and nonresident odds at every point level, straight from each state's own draw reports.

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Browse by species

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Elk1,428 hunts in Colorado, Wyoming and MontanaView odds →
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Mule Deer and Deer1,276 hunts in Colorado, Wyoming and MontanaView odds →
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Pronghorn (Antelope)602 hunts in Colorado, Wyoming and MontanaView odds →
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Texas White-tailed DeerDrawn hunts on public land and WMAsView odds →

How TagCanyon reads the draw

  • Resident firstSeparate resident and nonresident odds on every hunt page, not one blended number.
  • Next-year estimatesLabeled point-creep and demand trends from four years of results. Method.
  • Deadline emailsOne short email before each application window closes. All deadlines.
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Texas drawn hunts from July to November, Western draws from January to June, and a note when results post.

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