1503RES + NRPreference draw

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Who can apply: residents and nonresidents

Odds for:Nonresident · 0 pts

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Answer card2015 draw · Nonresident

In 2015, 53 of 56 nonresidents applying drew. Everyone with 1 or more points drew.

Draw result · 2015

95%

53 of 56 drew

Applicants · 2015

2,309

Odds by point level · 2015 · Nonresident

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Points	Applicants	Drew	Odds · 2015 results	Verdict
1	3	3	100%
0You · 0 pts	53	50	94%	Likely

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	Drew	Share drawn
2015	Nonresident	53 of 56 drew	56	53	95%
2015	Resident	1,431 of 2,194 drew	2,194	1,431	65%
2014	Nonresident	43 of 44 drew	44	43	98%
2014	Resident	1,446 of 2,082 drew	2,082	1,446	69%
2013	Nonresident	25 of 26 drew	26	25	96%
2013	Resident	1,578 of 2,260 drew	2,260	1,578	70%
2012	Nonresident	37 of 37 drew	37	37	100%
2012	Resident	1,565 of 2,264 drew	2,264	1,565	69%

Other applicant tracks

Track	Year	Applied	Drew
Lifetime nonresident	2015	2	2
Lifetime resident	2015	57	55

Draws that run alongside the general one, from the latest results.

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Before you apply

Points: “Each time you apply for a general-season buck deer permit and don’t draw one, you’ll receive a preference point.”
Tag fee: “GENERAL-SEASON BUCK DEER Permit fee: Resident $46, Nonresident $599”
Tag fee: “LIMITED-ENTRY BUCK DEER Permit fee: Resident $94, Nonresident $1,070”
Application fee: “Application fees (per species): Resident: $10 • Nonresident: $21”

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Source: DWR · Updated Nov 13, 2026