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Idaho Pronghorn Draw Odds 2026

Real odds for all 54 Idaho pronghorn hunt codes, straight from the official 2026 controlled hunt drawing odds: 40,893 first-choice applications, broken down by unit, season, and residency. Free, with no account required. Set your points, pick your filters, and share the exact view with a link.

Data: Idaho Fish and Game controlled hunt drawing odds (2026). Odds marked * use the nearest point level with applicants. Odds are prior-year results, not a guarantee. Verify seasons, deadlines, and regulations with the state agency before applying.

Easiest Idaho pronghorn hunts to draw in 2026

11 hunt codes drew at 100% for nonresidents in 2026 (11 for residents). Idaho has no points, so the dozen below — with the best draw odds — are open to anyone willing to apply.

UnitHunt codeSeasonResident oddsNonresident odds
40-14031Controlled Hunt100%100%
46-14034Controlled Hunt100%100%
30A-14028Controlled Hunt100%100%
44-34032Controlled Hunt100%100%
28-14027Controlled Hunt100%100%
52A-14037Controlled Hunt100%100%
36-14029Controlled Hunt100%100%
51-24036Controlled Hunt100%100%
59A-14040Controlled Hunt100%100%
49-14035Controlled Hunt100%100%
684042Controlled Hunt100%100%
63-24048Controlled Hunt49%67%
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Idaho Pronghorn draw FAQ

How are these Idaho pronghorn draw odds calculated?

Every number comes straight from Idaho Fish and Game's official 2026 controlled hunt drawing odds: for each hunt we divide tags drawn by first-choice applicants, per residency. Nothing is modeled or estimated unless marked. What you see is what actually happened in the 2026 draw.

Do preference points help in Idaho?

No. Idaho has no preference or bonus points — controlled hunts are a pure random lottery, so every applicant has the same chance whether it's their first year or their twentieth. Nonresidents are capped at 10% of the tags in any hunt. In 2026, 11 pronghorn hunts drew at 100% for nonresidents (11 for residents).

How does the Idaho pronghorn draw work?

Idaho controlled hunts are a pure random draw — no preference or bonus points at all. Every first-choice applicant has an equal shot, and nonresidents are limited to 10% of the tags in any hunt. Second-choice hunts fill only after first choices are exhausted. Deer and elk also have a separate nonresident general-season tag draw, shown here alongside the controlled hunts. Controlled hunt applications for deer, elk, and pronghorn typically close June 5. Verify at idfg.idaho.gov.

Is this draw odds tool really free?

Yes. Free, no account, no catch. huntNotes makes a hunting journal app, and this tool is our contribution to hunters planning their applications. Export to CSV or share a link to your exact filtered view any time.