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Draw odds / California / Pronghorn

California pronghorn draw odds

15 hunts, 15 pools and 116 tags, computed with expected-value-v1 from California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s published 2025 draw statistics. Tell it what you hold and it sorts the field around you.

  • Apr 15, 2027 — applications open
  • Jun 2, 2027 — application deadline
Never miss these dates — freeThe deadline two weeks out, and results day when it comes — by email. Free, no card.
preference points

13 of 15 pronghorn hunts draw at 0 points.

13 of the 15 pronghorn hunts give 0-point applicants any share at all; 0 are realistic at 0 points (25% odds or better).

Coin flipa real chance, under even money13

  • 755Antelope zone 7551 tag · 63 applicants—1.6%
  • 728Antelope zone 7281 tag · 105 applicants—1.0%
  • 780Antelope zone 7801 tag · 102 applicants—1.0%
  • 765Antelope zone 7651 tag · 121 applicants—0.80%
  • 766Antelope zone 7664 tags · 279 applicants—0.40%

Out of reach this yearclosest cut-off first2

  • 730Antelope zone 7305 tags · 2,773 applicants—23 pts
  • 799Antelope zone 7990 tags · 12,899 applicants——
Every California pronghorn hunt — the full 15-hunt index
Every California pronghorn hunt published for the 2025 draw, with each residency pool’s quota, first-choice applicants and draw-out level.
Hunt codeUnitHuntPoolTagsApplicantsDrew out at
710710—All applicants243923 pts
720720—All applicants61,22422 pts
728728—All applicants1105—
730730—All applicants52,77323 pts
740740—All applicants355,61023 pts
742742—All applicants354,02022 pts
745745—All applicants555821 pts
750750—All applicants575821 pts
755755—All applicants163—
760760—All applicants101,38522 pts
765765—All applicants1121—
766766—All applicants42793 pts
780780—All applicants1102—
790790—All applicants56953 pts
799799—All applicants012,899—

Odds describe last season’s published field, not a forecast — a pool under ten tags moves materially on one applicant, and ≥, ≤ and ≈ mark levels the agency did not publish outright. Every figure comes from California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s own statistics; confirm with the agency before you apply.