Oregon Big Game Draw Odds
Pending ingestionOregon draw odds, unit by unit, year by year.
Preference-point system. Controlled-hunt statistics by hunt number. NR cap varies by species. ODFW publishes per-year statistics PDFs.
Posts
June
Source format
pdf
Latest year
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Rows ingested
0
Source · https://myodfw.com/articles/controlled-hunt-statistics
By species
5 species drawn in Oregon.
Only species Oregon actually issues limited-entry draw tags for. Species with no draw (general-season, OTC, or not present) aren't listed.
limited-entry
Elk
PendingThe single most-applied-for big-game species in the West. Limited-entry rifle units run hard on points; archery and general seasons often draw easier.
limited-entry
Mule deer
PendingTrophy mule deer units are some of the hardest tags to draw in North America. Quality units routinely require double-digit points.
limited-entry
Pronghorn antelope
PendingWyoming and Montana drive the West antelope draw. Doe/fawn tags often draw with zero points; trophy buck units climb.
once-in-a-lifetime
Bighorn sheep
PendingOnce-in-a-lifetime tag in nearly every Western state. Point creep is severe — many units now require 15+ points or are effectively random-draw lotteries.
once-in-a-lifetime
Mountain goat
PendingOnce-in-a-lifetime tag in most states. Tag pools tiny — typically single-digit allocations per unit. Hardest big-game tag to draw in much of the West.
Oregon ingestion in progress
Expected: After the Oregon F&W publishes June draw recap.
The scraper for this source runs after the state F&W posts results. Until then, this page documents the system but does not show numbers we haven't verified.
Source: https://myodfw.com/articles/controlled-hunt-statistics
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