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Utah deer with 13 preference points

What applicants holding exactly 13 preference points actually drew, across every Utah deer hunt that reported at this level. Ranked by observed success, best first. This is a record of past draws, not a prediction of the next.

Preference points only. Utah's limited-entry and once-in-a-lifetime draws use bonus points, which are weighted lottery tickets rather than places in a queue. There is no honest "what does 13 bonus points get you" answer, so this page does not attempt one. Those hunts are on the deer index with their full ladders.

What 13 points did

21 Utah deer hunts reported applicants holding exactly 13 preference points, covering 24 applicants in total. Everyone holding this many points drew.

The figures below come from 9 different years, 2016 to 2025, because a hunt reports at this level only in the years somebody held these points and applied for it. Each row says which year it is. Nothing here is averaged across years, and nothing is carried forward into a year the division has not published.

21 hunts at this level

Every figure here counts first-choice applications only. That is the division's own statement on the page it publishes these reports from: they "only reflect hunters' first-choice selections." Utah runs five choices and publishes odds for none of the other four, because they are affected by residency, youth status, group applications, Dedicated Hunter selections and weapon type. So a hunt you would rank second or lower is not described by anything below.

The most recent year each hunt reported at this level, which is not the same year for every row — the year is shown. A dash is the division's own N/A: no permits were issued at this level, which is an absent measurement rather than zero odds.
HuntYearResident applicantsResident successNonresident applicantsNonresident success
DA1012
Cwmu Two Doe Antlerless Deer - Junction Valley - Any Legal Weapon
20251100.0%——
DA1047
Two Doe Antlerless Deer -South Slope, Vernal-ouray Valley -Any Legal Weapon
20251100.0%——
DB1500
Beaver - Archery
20181100.0%——
DB1501
Box Elder - Archery
2024——1100.0%
DB1504
Central Mtns, Nebo - Archery
2025——1100.0%
DB1516
Panguitch Lake - Archery
2025——1100.0%
DB1517
Pine Valley - Archery
2024——1100.0%
DB1524
Southwest Desert - Archery
2025——1100.0%
DB1545
Oquirrh-stansbury - Any Legal Weapon
2016——2100.0%
DB1547
Pine Valley - Any Legal Weapon
2021——1100.0%
DB1552
South Slope, Bonanza/vernal - Any Legal Weapon
2025——2100.0%
DB1554
Southwest Desert - Any Legal Weapon
2018——1100.0%
DB1555
Wasatch Mtns, East - Any Legal Weapon
20221100.0%——
DB1559
Zion - Any Legal Weapon
2025——1100.0%
DB1561
Box Elder - Muzzleloader
2023——1100.0%
DB1577
Pine Valley - Muzzleloader
2025——1100.0%
DB1581
San Juan, Abajo Mtns - Muzzleloader
2022——1100.0%
DB1584
Southwest Desert - Muzzleloader
2017——1100.0%
DB1589
Zion - Muzzleloader
2024——1100.0%
DB1595
Pine Valley - Any Legal Weapon
2020——2100.0%
DB1607
Morgan-south Rich - Any Legal Weapon
2023——1100.0%

Success is the division's 1 in N ratio as a percentage — permits issued over eligible applicants at this level, in that hunt, that year.

Other point levels

Latest year published: 2025. Utah has published no 2026 report. See all Utah deer hunts, every Utah species, or how these numbers are checked.