Real odds for all 2 Montana pronghorn hunt codes, straight from the official 2026 drawing statistics: 6,836 first-choice applications, broken down by unit, season, and bonus point level. Free, with no account required. Set your points, pick your filters, and share the exact view with a link.
Data: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks drawing statistics (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.
0 hunt codes drew at 100% for nonresidents with zero bonus points in 2026 (1 for residents). The dozen below had the best zero-point odds, a starting list if you want to hunt Montana this year rather than in a decade.
| Unit | Hunt code | Season | Resident 0-pt odds | Nonresident 0-pt odds | Pts for ~100% (NR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 900 | 900-20 | Antelope License – Archery Only · archery | 100% | 53% | 4 |
| 399 | 399-20 | Antelope License – Archery Only · archery | 40% | 9% | 3 |

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Every number comes straight from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks's official 2026 drawing statistics: at each bonus point level we divide successful first-choice applicants by total first-choice applicants. Nothing is modeled or estimated unless marked. What you see is what actually happened in the 2026 draw.
In the 2026 draw, 1 Montana pronghorn hunt codes drew at 100% for residents with 0 points, and 0 drew at 100% for nonresidents with 0 points. Set the points stepper to 0 and sort by odds to explore them.
Montana uses a bonus point system: your accumulated points are squared and added to one base chance (points² + 1) as entries in a random draw, so more points sharply improve your odds but never guarantee a tag — even a max-point applicant can miss, and a zero-point applicant can hit. The odds here are the actual 2026 draw results at each bonus-point level. Deer and elk permit applications typically close June 1; moose, sheep, and goat May 1. Verify at fwp.mt.gov.
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