Hardest tag to draw in continental United States

This is a good question.

Desert sheep in Utah?

There may be tougher, but that one's damn near impossible.

Thule elk in California?

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I figure it's got to be a preference point system with 20+ pts you're getting into now with 0. You'll never catch up with point creep and you have statistically 0% chance to draw.
 
Missouri Breaks Bighorn tag MT

As a resident the draw odds for ram are actually pretty even across the state per go hunt it is a little harder but not anywhere near what I expected


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0-1 point on a bull elk tag in Pa is 1/7896.


Curious what might be harder, tho there's many a tag that are ten times easier I'd rather get.
 
Is this resident or non res?

As far as resident, North Dakota's bighorn sheep saw 1:5,000 odds in 2021.
Non resident was essentially 1:20,000. Max one tag available in the same pool as residents. Random draw. Even for residents this tag has to be one of the hardest to draw at 5 tags for 20K applicants.

I've heard people claim 30+ years for ND Big 3 and for AK Bison. Both are random draw. I've never looked into how long these tags and draws have been available. Just passing on what I've heard people whine about.
 
BA514581-933F-4B80-BBEE-D5712BF5F397.pngMaybe not the hardest, but these numbers are discouraging. I wish they would increase the application fee by a factor of 10.
 
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