Plan your Arizona draw.
See estimated draw chances for every Arizona hunt, built from AZGFD's published draw results. Track your bonus points, keep the three draw dates in one place, and when you draw, build a prep plan and find the pros who know your unit.
Draw odds are switched off.
We're building odds from AZGFD's published draw reports, by unit, weapon and point level. We won't show estimates as if they were real. Until then, AZGFD publishes draw odds and bonus point reports for every hunt.
- Bonus pointsYou earn one per species each time you apply and don't draw. AZGFD sets aside up to 20% of the tags in many hunts for applicants with the most points.
- Extra pointsA permanent point for completing Arizona hunter education, and a loyalty point for applying for a species five years in a row.
- About 1 in 10Elk and pronghorn applicants who drew a tag in the 2025 draw (AZGFD).
Where could you draw?
Pick a species, weapon, residency and your bonus points. Every hunt is ranked by its estimated first-choice chance, based on AZGFD's published draw results.
Built from AZGFD's own draw results.
Every chance on HuntsUnited is an estimate from past Arizona Game & Fish draws. Past results don't guarantee future draws, and permit numbers, applicants and rules change every year.
When will I draw?
Everyone who misses the draw gains a point too, so the points needed for popular hunts can creep up. We track that drift in AZGFD's reports so you can plan past this draw. Forecasts are estimates: if trends hold, here's when you could draw.
- Year-by-year estimateYour estimated chance of having drawn by each year if you apply every year, with a range.
- Point creep from real historyHow the points needed for each hunt moved across up to five AZGFD draws. Thin history says so.
- Other hunts within reachPopular hunts where your points have historically had a good chance.
Your bonus points
Every year you apply for a species and don't draw, you earn a bonus point for it, and every point is another random number in the draw. Keep them all here. Mule deer and Coues share one deer point total in AZGFD's system.
Arizona's three draws.
AZGFD runs an Elk & Pronghorn draw (usually February), a Fall draw (June) and a Spring draw (October). Dates below come from AZGFD; next cycle dates appear here once AZGFD posts them.
Drew a tag? Let's fill it.
Drawing is only the start. Check your result in your AZGFD portal account, tell us what you drew and we'll build a prep plan and show you the guides, coaches and businesses for that unit.
- A week-by-week prep planScouting trips, coaching, shooting practice, gear and offline maps, timed to your opener.
- Guides & coaches who know the unitIncluding local "no-tag" guides who didn't draw this year.
- Processors, taxidermy & lodging nearbySorted by distance from your unit.