Wyoming Mule Deer Hunting Units & Draw Odds
143 units · 25.7% avg hunter success
Wyoming's mule deer draw uses a preference-point system across 143 units, giving nonresidents a fair shot at quality hunts. You'll compete for 16% of available tags, with applications opening January 2 and closing June 1 each year—results post June 18. The regular nonresident tag runs $374 plus a $15 app fee; if you're targeting antlerless deer, expect $34 for the tag. Several units—including Unit 11, Unit 112, Unit 12, and others—drew at 100.0% success rates for zero-point applicants in 2024, meaning you don't need points banked to get drawn on your first try. Below you'll find detailed hunt data for each unit, including historical draw certainty, harvest success rates, and what it actually takes to draw tags as a nonresident.
How the Wyoming Draw Works
Draw system
Preference points — the highest point holders draw first.
Nonresident allocation: 16% of tags
2026 application window
Jan 2 – Jun 1(nonresident)
Results: Jun 18
2026 fees (nonresident, regular)
$15 app · $0 license · $374 tag · $41 point
Easiest Mule Deer Draws for Nonresidents (2024 Results)
Point levels that drew with certainty, and the best documented zero-point hunts — actual draw results, per hunt.
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 7
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
0 pts drew with certainty · Type 3
100% at zero points · Type 8
| Unit | Drew with certainty at | Best zero-point hunt | Success | Public land |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 11 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 46.8% | 23% |
| Unit 112 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 45.3% | 88% |
| Unit 113 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 7 | 0% | 50% |
| Unit 114 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 0% | 100% |
| Unit 12 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 46.3% | 11% |
| Unit 120 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 8.7% | 87% |
| Unit 124 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 25.9% | 72% |
| Unit 127 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 46.7% | 80% |
| Unit 13 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 38.1% | 16% |
| Unit 14 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 0% | 15% |
| Unit 148 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 17.7% | 100% |
| Unit 15 | 0 ptsType 3 | 100%Type 8 | 18.2% | 12% |
All Wyoming Mule Deer Units
Wyoming Mule Deer Draw FAQ
Do I need preference points to draw a Wyoming mule deer tag as a nonresident?
No. Several units in Wyoming, including Unit 11, Unit 112, Unit 12, Unit 114, and Unit 113, required 0 nonresident points to draw with certainty in 2024. You can apply your first year and draw, though your odds vary by unit and tag availability.
When do Wyoming mule deer applications open and close for 2026?
Applications open January 2 and close June 1, 2026. Results are posted June 18. The nonresident regular tag fee is $374 plus a $15 application fee.
What percentage of Wyoming mule deer tags go to nonresidents?
Nonresidents are allocated 16% of available mule deer tags across the state's draw.
How do I know which units are best for drawing as a nonresident?
Check the unit data below—it shows how many points were required to draw with certainty, the best zero-point hunt success rate for each unit, and actual harvest success percentages from recent draws. Units that required 0 points and had 100.0% draw rates are your easiest entries.
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