Unit 001 · Season O1 · Archery · Buck
Colorado deer. Showing CPW’s results for nonresident applicants. See resident results
Hunt code D-M-001-O1-A, part by part:
- Deer
- D
- Buck
- M
- Unit 001
- 001
- Season O1
- O1
- Archery
- A
Year by year
The points it took nonresident applicants each year, from CPW’s draw reports. A hollow dot means that year had no points cutoff.
2026
No nonresident applicant drew.
1 license offered, 0 drawn by adult nonresident applicants.
2025
No nonresident applicant drew.
1 license offered, 0 drawn by adult nonresident applicants.
2024
No nonresident applicant drew.
1 license offered, 0 drawn by adult nonresident applicants.
2023
No nonresident applicant drew.
1 license offered, 0 drawn by adult nonresident applicants.
2022
No nonresident applicant drew.
1 license offered, 0 drawn by adult nonresident applicants.
2021
No nonresident applicant drew.
1 license offered, 0 drawn by adult nonresident applicants.
Who applied in 2026
Nonresident applicants who put this hunt first, by the points they held, and how many drew.
| Points held | Applied | Drew |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 1 | 0 |
| 2 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | 3 | 0 |
| 0 | 6 | 0 |
Nonresident share
Nonresident allocation in CPW's 2026 Draw Recap: 25% of this hunt's licenses. CPW's rules change in 2028, and we don't say how this share changes. What does this mean? (the nonresident allocation)
Next-year estimate
No estimate for this hunt: its latest draw wasn't decided by points.
Your next step
The 2026 draw is over
CPW hasn’t published the 2027 dates yet. In 2026, applications opened Sunday, March 1 and closed Tuesday, April 7. Use the time to pick your hunts and keep track of your points.
Licenses left over from the 2026 draws are sold on CPW’s site while they last.
You apply and pay on CPW’s site. DrawWise never applies for you.
From CPW’s draw reports through 2026 (CPW source (opens in a new tab)). Point requirements shift each year with applicant numbers and license counts.