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Draw odds / Washington / Mountain goat

Washington mountain goat draw odds

15 hunts, 15 pools and 42 tags, computed with expected-value-v1 from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s published 2021 draw statistics. Tell it what you hold and it sorts the field around you.

9 of 15 mountain goat hunts drew somebody last season.

All applicants: this agency publishes no point breakdown, so these are overall draw odds.

Coin flipa real chance, under even money9

  • 6013Unit 6-1 · Conflict Goat10 tags · 2,441 applicants0.40%
  • 6014Unit 6-1 · Conflict Goat10 tags · 2,312 applicants0.40%
  • 6012Unit 6-1 · Conflict Goat5 tags · 2,477 applicants0.20%
  • 6000Unit 2-1 · Goat2 tags · 3,345 applicants0.10%
  • 6004Unit 4-3 · Goat1 tag · 1,721 applicants0.10%

Out of reach this yearclosest cut-off first6

  • 6001Unit 2-3 · Goat1 tag · 2,423 applicants
  • 6002Unit 3-6 · Goat · Map1 tag · 4,675 applicants100% success
  • 6003Unit 3-7 · Goat1 tag · 4,160 applicants
  • 6008Unit 5-4 · Goat · Map1 tag · 4,378 applicants100% success
  • 6009Unit 5-5 · Goat · Map2 tags · 4,644 applicants100% success
Every Washington mountain goat hunt — the full 15-hunt index
Every Washington mountain goat hunt published for the 2021 draw, with each residency pool’s quota, first-choice applicants and draw-out level.
Hunt codeUnitHuntPoolTagsApplicantsDrew out at
60002-1GoatAll applicants23,345
60012-3GoatAll applicants12,423
60023-6GoatAll applicants14,675
60033-7GoatAll applicants14,160
60044-3GoatAll applicants11,721
60054-4GoatAll applicants21,594
60064-7GoatAll applicants32,284
60074-8aGoatAll applicants1735
60085-4GoatAll applicants14,378
60095-5GoatAll applicants24,644
60105-6GoatAll applicants11,674
60115-7GoatAll applicants12,115
60126-1Conflict GoatAll applicants52,477
60136-1Conflict GoatAll applicants102,441
60146-1Conflict GoatAll applicants102,312

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 Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s own statistics; confirm with the agency before you apply.