Draw statistics

[chrispbrown27]

So far I have looked into Montana, Colorado, and Wyoming and it seems like Colorado by far does the best job of posting detailed draw statistics. Am I missing where other states go into this much detail?

 

[Buffs35]

The other states focus on hunting quality, Colorado focuses on profits and spreadsheets.

 

[chrispbrown27]

Colorado goes into detail on what point level it took to draw the tag, how many applied at each point level, and gives a better idea of what your chances are at drawing. Wyoming's statistics only show how many applied with no mention of how many points it took. I wouldn't say that either focuses more on profits or quality based on that.

 

[Bluffgruff]

You opened up the wrong spreadsheet for Wyoming, and probably Montana, too. Keep searching.

 

[chrispbrown27]

I was wondering if that was the case. Thank you Bluffgruff, I will look around some more.

 

[Bob-WY]

I only know what WY does, but how can you get more detail than x tags applied for by y people. You can instantly see the odds. For point based, they break it down by points the same way. You can quickly see what point level was required for each tag.

 

[HighDesertSage]

Wyoming Game and Fish Department - 2021 Drawing Odds

wgfd.wyo.gov

 

[chrispbrown27]

I had been looking at the drawing odds and report section and not the percentage points portion. Things are a little more clear now. Thanks for the help.

 

[Blackcats06]

Arizona puts theirs on the website. They have re-done it a bit so it is now easier to read. Go hunt buys info from Wyoming that most people cant get. or atleast they used to

 

[brockel]

The other states focus on hunting quality, Colorado focuses on profits and spreadsheets.

Montana would like to have a word with you

 

[chrispbrown27]

I haven't looked at Arizona. That's interesting that gohunt buys information.

 

[WapitiBob]

Wyoming data is free with an info request, they don't need to buy it.