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Nevada Moose Hunting Units & Draw Odds

17 units · 100.0% avg hunter success

Nevada's moose hunt is a bonus-point draw open to nonresidents willing to wait for their shot. You're competing for 10% of the tags across 17 units, so odds are tight—but the bonus system rewards patience. For 2026, submit your application between March 23 and May 13; results drop May 29. The entry fee is $10, and if you draw, the tag runs $120. Below you'll find detailed data on all 17 units to help you pick your preferred country. Most hunters apply year after year, building points while chasing other species. Nevada's moose typically hunt high-country basins where the real work starts after you draw.

How the Nevada Draw Works

Draw system

Bonus points — each point multiplies your chances.

Nonresident allocation: 10% of tags

2026 application window

Mar 23 – May 13(nonresident)

Results: May 29

2026 fees (nonresident, regular)

$10 app · $156 license · $10 point

All Nevada Moose Units

Unit 061
100.0% success97% public
Unit 062
100.0% success70% public
Unit 064
100.0% success52% public
Unit 066
100.0% success89% public
Unit 067
100.0% success65% public
Unit 068
100.0% success51% public
Unit 071
100.0% success81% public
Unit 072
100.0% success96% public
Unit 073
100.0% success74% public
Unit 074
100.0% success94% public
Unit 075
100.0% success60% public
Unit 076
100.0% success94% public
Unit 077
100.0% success54% public
Unit 081
100.0% success79% public
Unit 101
100.0% success34% public
Unit 102
100.0% success55% public
Unit 103
100.0% success97% public

Nevada Moose Draw FAQ

When do Nevada moose draw applications open and close for 2026?

Applications open March 23 and close May 13, 2026. Results are announced May 29. Mark those dates—missing the deadline means waiting another year.

How much does it cost to apply for Nevada moose as a nonresident?

The application fee is $10. If you're fortunate enough to draw, the tag itself costs $120. Some hunters apply multiple years in a row, so budget accordingly if you're serious about Nevada moose.

What percentage of Nevada moose tags go to nonresidents?

Nonresidents receive 10% of the available tags. Nevada keeps the remaining allocation for residents, so nonresident odds in any given unit are limited. This is why bonus points matter—they're your only lever.

How does Nevada's bonus point system work for moose?

Nevada runs a bonus-point draw for moose. Each year you don't draw, you earn a bonus point that increases your odds the following year. Exact odds per point tier depend on the unit and total applicants, so check the specific unit data to see your realistic chances.

Plan your Nevada Moose hunt — free account, no card. Run the draw simulator at your point level, see 2022–2024 data, and save units to compare.

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