SHEEP 213-00RES + NRPreference draw

Unit 213 bighorn sheep,draw hunt

Units: 213·Who can apply: residents and nonresidents

Odds for:Nonresident · 0 pts

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Answer card2010 draw · Nonresident

In 2010, 0 of 50 resident applicants drew.

Draw result · 2008

<1%

1 of 214 drew

Applicants · 2010

1,498

Odds by point level · 2008 · Nonresident

You are in the 0–1 row

Points	Applicants	Drew	Odds · 2008 results	Verdict
5+	112	1	<1%	Long shot
4	11	0	<1%
3	20	0	<1%	Long shot
2	17	0	<1%
0–1You · 0 pts	54	0	<1%	Long shot

Why "drew out at" and your odds differ: the cutoff is one number, while odds count everyone who applied at each level.

Draw history

Year	Who	Draw	Applicants	Share drawn
2010	Resident	0 of 50 drew	50	<1%
2009	Resident	0 of 43 drew	43	<1%
2008	Nonresident	0 of 3 drew	3	<1%
2008	Resident	0 of 39 drew	39	<1%
2007	Nonresident	0 of 3 drew	3	<1%
2007	Resident	0 of 36 drew	36	<1%
2006	Nonresident	0 of 3 drew	3	<1%
2006	Resident	0 of 22 drew	22	<1%

What it is

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Before you apply

Points: “The fee to purchase a bonus point without applying is $15 per species for residents, and the nonresident fees are $25 per species with the exception of moose, sheep, and goat, which are $75 per species.”
Application fee: “NOTE: In addition to the fees listed below, all applications require a nonrefundable $5 application fee. The exception is moose, sheep, goat and bison which have a $50 application fee.”
Leftovers: “*First-and-only permits do not go to surplus. Your only opportunity to obtain a first-and-only permit is through the drawing.*”

Rules for 2026.

Source: FWP · Updated Nov 13, 2026