Washington · once-in-a-lifetime
Washington bighorn draw odds, by unit.
Once-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.
Source · Washington F&W
Unit explorer
32 units · 2020–2020
Filter to your exact hunt. The chip on each card reads the point-creep trend before you read a single number — expand a card for the year-by-year detail and source.
Reading the table
Point creep is a trend, not a guarantee.
A unit with +4 point creep across the available window has gotten 4 points harder to draw across that span — but a single year of low applicants or a quota bump can reverse it. The chart shows the actual recorded years; gaps are gaps. Numbers here come straight from Washington F&W and aren't smoothed or estimated.
Draw it. Then hunt it.
Washington bighorn is a long-points hunt for a lot of units. Once you have the tag, Bield: Hunt tells you which stand to sit and what conditions are paying off — based on your own sits.