Follow
the links below to view tables which show the big
game season dates as set by the Nevada Board of Wildlife Commissioners.
As part of the normal process for establishing big game seasons,
the Wildlife Commission, after receiving input from the county
wildlife advisory boards, set big game seasons for two years.
Big game quotas
are set annually in May by the Nevada Wildlife Commission after
NDOW biologists gather the latest information on the status
of big game herds. |
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You
will need to read the Seasons
& Application Regulations Brochure PDF
BEFORE you apply to learn about new regulations,
hunt units and hunter choice numbers.
Restricted
Nonresident Guided Deer Hunt 1235
Wildlife Administrative Services accepted applications from
Guides until March 11, 2005.
Applications
for the 2005 Main Draw will be mailed out by mid to late March, and
the application deadline is Monday, April 18, 2005 by 5 p.m.
To
request application forms and regulations:
Call or
email Wildlife Administrative Services to request application
forms and regulations. Available applications are also accessible
off of this site on our Applications
page.
Wildlife
Administrative Services Offices
P.O. Box 1345
Fallon , NV 89407-1345
1-800-576-1020
e-mail
Results
of the Big Game Main Draw will be available on June 17,
2005. The draw results will be available at the Wildlife Administrative
Office, NDOW offices in Elko, Ely, Fallon, Las Vegas, Reno, and
Winnemuccas and at www.huntnevada.com.
A second
drawing will be held for all remaining quotas for deer,
antelope, elk, mountain goat and subspecies of bighorn sheep. The
Second Draw deadline is July 5, 2005.
Results will be available on Friday, July 15, 2005. |
Big
game hunting tags for both residents and non-residents are issued
through a computerized drawing process. Visit the Applications
page for more information, or
our Tag Draw Results page to
view tag draw results.
- Resident
and non-resident hunting tags are issued for mule deer,
pronghorn antelope, Rocky Mountain elk, desert (Nelson) bighorn
sheep and California bighorn sheep. Resident tags only for Rocky
Mountain Bighorn Sheep and Rocky Mountain goat.
- Party
applications for game tags are only authorized for
mule deer. There is no limit to the party size that can be submitted,
but a limiting factor is the number of tags that have been available
historically. A party of six should not apply for a hunter choice
that only had 3 tags in the previous year. Party applications
can be either all resident applicants, all nonresident applicants
or mixed resident and nonresident applicants. A party can be
1 or more persons.
- Rifle,
muzzle loader and archery tags are issued for mule
deer for both resident and non-resident hunts.
- Archery
and rifle tags are issued for resident and non-resident buck
antelope hunts.
- Tags are
issued for non-resident guided mule deer hunts.
- There are
special either-sex mule deer hunts for resident juniors (check
Hunter Education Program Frequently
Asked Questions page for ages and regulations).
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