Alaska Draw Request by a Contractor
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I donated once again! This isn't working for me. I only see a page that says: results "are expected to be available online by noon on Friday, February 16."
How Does the Random Drawing Work? All permit applications are entered into a database and checked for potential problems such as correct hunt numbers, date of birth, hunting license information, etc. A computer then randomly assigns a "draw number" to each hunt on each valid application.
The odds on these hunts are less than 1%. The best chance for a decent moose draw is in Unit 20A, where there are a number of antlerless hunts. The drawback in most of the permit areas is access. All of these hunts are off-road and require boats or good ATVs plus some walking.
Draw Hunting SummaryDrawing hunts require an application fee and are awarded by lottery. Each year, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) publishes a Draw Hunt Supplement with specific information containing the drawing hunt opportunities and area boundaries.
Draw permits for mooseSpecies like moose offer both over-the-counter harvest ticket GMUs, as well as draw permits. Most of these units mandate that a legal moose is a bull with an antler spread of 50 inches or larger, or a minimum number of brow tines (three or four depending on GMU) on one of the brow palms.
Apply at . The results will be posted on the Alaska Department of Fish and Game website Friday, February 20th. Hunters will also be notified by email. More here on hunting in Alaska.
Each year, a hunter who is unsuccessful in drawing a tag for a particular species receives a bonus point for that animal. The next year, that hunter's name goes into the drawing an additional time for each bonus point they've accumulated. For example, a hunter with one bonus point gets two chances to draw a tag.
