No points in this draw. Every applicant has the same chance each year.

Oregon Bighorn Sheep Draw Odds

In the 2025 draw Oregon offered 8 bighorn sheep hunts to residents and nonresidents in one shared draw, drawn at random with no points. 0 of them, open to every hunter, gave at least an even chance.

Cost to Apply
$180

Kept if you miss

Tags
7

2025 draw · nonresidents capped at 10%

Nonresident Applicants
5,058

2025 draw, first choice

2026 draw pending — 2025 odds shown
How the Oregon Draw Works (30-Second Version)

Random draw.

Every applicant has the same chance: tags divided by applicants. No points count in this draw.

Who can apply, fees and deadlines in Oregon

Before You Apply

One Tag Per Lifetime

Draw a tag once and you cannot apply for Oregon bighorn sheep again.

One bighorn sheep ram tag in a lifetime, triggered by obtaining the tag; California and Rocky Mountain bighorn share the one limit, ewe tags are exempt, and auction and raffle tags are outside it.

Source: oregonlegislature.gov

Limit
One per lifetime
Nonresident Share
Up to 10%
By statute nonresidents get no less than 5% and no more than 10% of the sheep and Rocky Mountain goat tags.
Tag Fee
Due only if drawn
You pay the tag only if you draw.

Every Hunt

8 hunt codes drawn in 2025 · 0 at 50% or better · first choice · nonresident

90–100% 50–89% 10–49% 1–9% under 1% fewer than 5 tags: one applicant swings it
543A2 Ram rifle · John Day Rvr No. 2 <1% (small sample)
543B2 Ram rifle · E Deschutes Rvr No. 2 <1% (small sample)
543D1 Ewe rifle · John Day Rvr Ewe 4% (small sample)
543D2 Ewe rifle · Deschutes Rvr Ewe 3% (small sample)
560B Ram rifle · Bear Cr <1% (small sample)
569A2New 2025 Ram rifle · Steens Mtn No. 2 —
570B2 Ram rifle · E Beatys Butte/ Alvord Peaks No. 2 <1% (small sample)
575A1 Ram rifle · S Central No. 1 <1% (small sample)

Showing all 8 · sorted by unit · 24 hunts not offered in 2025 hidden — show discontinued hunts

What These Columns Mean
Odds
—
the share of first-choice applicants who drew this tag in the 2025 draw. Not a forecast: quotas and demand move every year. A badge marked * had under five tags, so one applicant either way swings it.
Tags / apps
—
tags on offer and first-choice applicants for them, as the agency published them.
Success
—
the share of hunters in the unit who killed an animal, from the latest harvest report on file. It is the whole unit's figure, not the hunt's.
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About These Numbers

Every percentage here is the chance any applicant had in the draw year shown, computed from the agency's published results; quotas and applicant numbers change every year. A dash means the agency did not publish the number. Under five tags the percentage is flagged: one applicant either way swings it. Check the agency's site and apply there; we don't take applications. How we compute these.