
Arizona Unit 5B:pronghorn draw odds & harvest
2 hunt codes for pronghorn. Part of pronghorn herd unit 05b. 2026: 8 to 25 tags, 428 to 6,909 applicants per hunt.
Hardest draw in Unit 5B2026 draw
20448 tags, 428 applied, under 1% drew.
One of Arizona's hardest pronghorn draws: 1st hardest of 67 in 2026.
At a glance
Pronghorn hunt codes
2
General pronghorn · archery-only pronghorn
Tags · 2026
33
across 2 hunts
Applicants · 2026
7,337
222 per tag
Harvest success 3-yr
10–100%
Bucks / 100 does 2025
35
Hunt codes
Pronghorn huntsin Unit 5B
Whole-hunt draw results: applicants, tags and the share that drew.
| Hunt code | What it is | Draw result · 2026 | Tags | Success 3-yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | Buck pronghorn · general pronghorn · Sep 4–Sep 13Unit 5B | 5 of 6,909 drew | 25 | 76–100% |
| 2044 | Buck pronghorn · archery-only pronghorn · Aug 21–Sep 3Unit 5B | 0 of 428 drew | 8 | 10–63% |
Some hunt codes cover several units; the hunt page lists them all.
Harvest & herd
How hunters didand how the herd is doing.
Harvest success by hunt, 2019–2025
% success200976–100%
95%
95%
100%
90%
76%
100%
95%
2019202020212022202320242025
20440–63%
43%
60%
60%
0%
63%
10%
13%
2019202020212022202320242025
45%+28–45%Under 28%
How the herd is doing
Herd unit 05b
Bucks / 100 does 2025
35
Bucks per 100 doesFalling
202320242025
Before you apply
- Points
- “Bonus points may be accrued for deer, antelope, elk, turkey, javelina, bighorn sheep, buffalo, and bear. In order to accrue a bonus point for a species, a valid application must be submitted into a drawing for that species and the application must be unsuccessful (not…”
- Tag fee
- “Pronghorn Hunt Permit-tag $103 $565 $103 $565”
- Application fee
- “prices shown include a $13 application fee per applicant for residents and a $15 application fee per applicant for non-residents.”
Rules for 2027.
Season dates · 2026
- 2009GENERAL PRONGHORNSep 4–Sep 13
- 2044ARCHERY-ONLY PRONGHORNAug 21–Sep 3
Confirm in the regulations before you go.
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Answers use the same figures as this page.
Source: AZGFD