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Oquirrh/Tintic limited-entry buck deer, muzzleloader

Hunt DB11132025 draw results Utah report page 91✓ Rows match the report's totals

How many bonus points it took to draw this hunt in 2025, and your estimated chance at every point level.

Residents
60
applicants
11
permits
5
applicants per permit

60 residents applied for 11 permits (1 in 5.5 overall). Everyone with 9 or more points drew. The other 5 permits were drawn at random: an estimated 2.0% chance at 0 points, rising to 18% at 8 points.

Sure draw at 9+ points

Nonresidents
7
applicants
1
permits
7
applicants per permit

7 nonresidents applied for 1 permit (1 in 7.0 overall). The only permit was drawn at random: an estimated 2.6% chance at 0 points, rising to 33% at 12 points.

No sure draw

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Odds by bonus points

Residents

Bonus pointsApplicantsDrewActual oddsEstimated chance
17111 in 1.0
100%
13111 in 1.0
100%
11111 in 1.0
100%
10111 in 1.0
100%
9221 in 1.0
100%
810—
18%
71021 in 5.0
16%
6611 in 6.0
14%
5811 in 8.0
12%
4411 in 4.0
9.9%
330—
7.9%
270—
6.0%
150—
4.0%
0100—
2.0%
All60111 in 5.5

Nonresidents

Bonus pointsApplicantsDrewActual oddsEstimated chance
1210—
33%
11111 in 1.0
31%
510—
15%
210—
7.7%
120—
5.1%
010—
2.6%
All711 in 7.0
Drew through the bonus pool (everyone at this level)Random draw

How this draw works

Utah reserves half of each hunt's permits for the applicants with the most bonus points. The rest are drawn at random from everyone left, and each bonus point gives you one extra random number; your best number is the one used. Drawing a permit resets your points for that species to zero. Utah DWR's explanation.

About the estimated chance. Actual odds at a single point level jump around because only a few permits are drawn at random. The estimate applies the draw's own rules to this year's applicant pool. Across all 2025 Utah hunts, it predicts the number of permits drawn at each point range to within about 1%. Applicant numbers change every year, so treat it as a guide. How we check and estimate.