Unit-by-unit draw odds from official Washington wildlife-agency data. Use applicant counts and tags available to gauge real competition before you burn points.
5
with draw data
0.1%
2021 season
0
units ≥100% odds
2021
most recent
Across Washington's 5 moose units with published draw data, odds range widely. The most sought-after limited-entry units can take years of preference points to pull, while others draw closer to every year. That split is the heart of a Washington moose strategy: bank points for a low-odds trophy tag, or hunt a high-odds unit this season.
Draw odds are the ratio of tags available to applicants, so a low number means heavy competition, not a bad hunt. Read them next to the applicants and points required before you commit. Every figure below comes from official Washington wildlife-agency draw results; the table sorts hardest-draw first.
What are the draw odds for Washington moose?
Across the 5 Washington moose units with published draw data, average draw odds are 0.1% for the 2021 season. Odds vary widely by unit, so review each unit's applicants and tags available before applying. Figures come from official Washington wildlife-agency draw results.
Which Washington moose unit is the hardest to draw?
Unit 8023 is among the hardest Washington moose draws, at roughly 0.0% odds and about 6 points to draw in 2021. Low-odds units typically produce higher-quality animals but take years of points to draw.
What is the easiest Washington moose unit to draw?
Unit 8025 has among the best Washington moose draw odds, around 0.1% in 2021. Higher-odds units are good options for hunters who want to hunt sooner rather than bank points for a premium tag.
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Last updated Jul 12, 2026 from official Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife draw results.
| 8025 |
| 0.1% |
| 1,591 |
| 2 |
| 14 |
| – |
| 8027 | 0.1% | 745 | 1 | 20 | – |
