Utah Moose Draw Odds by Unit

Every once-in-a-lifetime bull moose unit in the 2026 draw, with applicants, permits and the highest points that drew. Pick a unit for odds by point level and each hunt's history.

In the 2026 Utah draw, 23,232 resident applications went to 13 once-in-a-lifetime moose hunts for 101 resident permits, about 230.0 applications per permit (Utah DWR data). The longest resident odds were Wasatch Mountains/Central Mountains rifle (MB6011) at 1 in 450.1; the best were East Canyon Morgan-Summit rifle (MB6003) at 1 in 57.2.

Data: Utah DWR draw odds, utahdraws.com/drawodds (2026). Page built Sept. 24, 2026.
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A bull moose with broad palmate antlers standing in willows by a creek
Illustration: a bull moose.
OIAL moose hunts
13
in the 2026 report
Units
11
with a 2026 draw
Resident applications
23,232
summed across hunts
Resident permits
101
drawn in 2026

Units

All once-in-a-lifetime moose hunts per unit, 2026 draw, summed across weapons. Sorted by resident applications. Click a column to sort.
Wasatch Mountains/Central Mountains 1 8,101 18 2,796 2 450.1 29 -5%
North Slope 2 4,524 26 4,105 5 174.0 29 +16%
Cache 1 3,500 14 2,534 3 250.0 30 +1%
Ogden 1 1,565 7 0 0 223.6 30 +14%
Yellowstone 1 1,156 6 0 0 192.7 28 n/a*
Kamas 1 1,098 6 0 0 183.0 28 +14%
East Canyon 2 1,040 10 0 0 104.0 29 +24%
Chalk Creek 1 1,002 4 0 0 250.5 29 +32%
Morgan-South Rich 1 471 6 0 0 78.5 28 +84%
Diamond Mountain/Vernal 1 464 2 0 0 232.0 27 n/a*
Box Elder 1 311 2 0 0 155.5 28 n/a*

* n/a when any hunt on the unit was missing in 2022 or DWR printed a different hunt name then (renamed or redrawn), so there is no like-for-like comparison. Source: Utah DWR drawing odds reports, 2022 and 2026. 2026 PDF. CWMU hunts are on the CWMU page.

Every moose hunt

2026 draw, resident and nonresident totals per hunt. 2026 season dates from the DWR guidebook.
Weapon2026 season
Box Elder MB6012Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 3112 1 in 155.5 280
Cache MB6000Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 3,50014 1 in 250.0 303
Chalk Creek MB6001Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 1,0024 1 in 250.5 290
Diamond Mountain/Vernal MB6009Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 4642 1 in 232.0 270
East Canyon MB6002Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 7545 1 in 150.8 290
East Canyon
Morgan-Summit
MB6003Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 2865 1 in 57.2 270
Kamas MB6004Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 1,0986 1 in 183.0 280
Morgan-South Rich MB6005Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 4716 1 in 78.5 280
North Slope
Summit
MB6006Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 3,38920 1 in 169.4 293
North Slope
Three Corners/West Daggett
MB6007Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 1,1356 1 in 189.2 282
Ogden MB6008Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 1,5657 1 in 223.6 300
Wasatch Mountains/Central Mountains MB6011Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 8,10118 1 in 450.1 292
Yellowstone MB6010Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12 to Oct. 31 1,1566 1 in 192.7 280

Once-in-a-lifetime moose: all applicants by year

DWR prints a species summary block in each odds report. It counts every applicant for once-in-a-lifetime moose across all hunts in that report.

Source: Utah DWR drawing odds reports, species summary ("All Applicants") blocks. Years from utahdraws.com are summed from every hunt, the same way DWR's summary block adds up (checked against every 2025 species). Each year links to its source.
YearRes. applicantsRes. permitsRes. oddsRes. applicants with 10+ pointsTop res. point levelNonres. applicantsNonres. permits
2026 26,0981211 in 215.7 11,220319,43510
2025 25,1041261 in 199.2 10,944309,77110
2024 24,6211241 in 198.6 10,531299,8829
2023 23,7661191 in 199.7 9,898289,1798
2022 24,5551311 in 187.4 10,268279,5107
2021 24,3311381 in 176.3 10,073269,2668
2020 21,9431231 in 178.4 9,228258,4997
2019 22,0891251 in 176.7 8,947248,1106
2018 21,7201161 in 187.2 8,449257,3304
Hunters who applied for a point only (no hunt). Source: Utah DWR point-only purchase reports; years from utahdraws.com use the point-code entries in DWR's draw odds.
YearResidentsNonresidentsTop point level listed (res / nonres)
202616,8627,59932 / 32
202515,1407,07831 / 31
202414,4097,88830 / 30
202314,4387,89229 / 29

How the moose draw works

Moose once-in-a-lifetime hunts use bonus points. About half the permits on each hunt go to the applicants with the most points. For the rest, you get one random number plus one per bonus point, and your lowest number counts.

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2027 key dates

DWR has not published 2027 dates yet. For reference, the 2026 application period ran March 19 (8 a.m. MDT) to April 23 (11 p.m. MDT) and results were emailed on or by May 31.

All dates

Deadline reminders

We plan to email when DWR announces the next application dates and before the deadline. Delete any time via [email protected].

Questions

How many once-in-a-lifetime moose hunts does Utah offer?

DWR's 2026 draw odds list 13 once-in-a-lifetime moose hunts on 11 units. 23,232 resident applications went to those hunts for 101 resident permits.

Which moose hunts had the longest resident odds in 2026?

Wasatch Mountains/Central Mountains rifle (any legal weapon) (MB6011), 1 in 450.1; Chalk Creek rifle (any legal weapon) (MB6001), 1 in 250.5; Cache rifle (any legal weapon) (MB6000), 1 in 250.0.

Which moose hunts had the best resident odds in 2026?

East Canyon Morgan-Summit rifle (any legal weapon) (MB6003), 1 in 57.2; Morgan-South Rich rifle (any legal weapon) (MB6005), 1 in 78.5; East Canyon rifle (any legal weapon) (MB6002), 1 in 150.8. Hunts with few applicants can swing a lot from year to year.

What is the bonus point code for moose?

MOO, per the 2026 DWR Big Game Application Guidebook. You use it to buy a bonus point without applying for a hunt.

Is this the official Utah draw site?

No. Utah Draw Guide is independent and not affiliated with Utah DWR. Apply only at utahdraws.com.