2022 Wyoming leftover draw license list

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There are some leftover options, but only a few, in the 2022 Wyoming leftover draw. Also, keep in mind that the application period for the leftover draw is FIVE days long.

All of the leftover licenses for deer, antelope and elk from the main draw period are available through a leftover draw. Keep in mind, that several of these tags are leftover for a reason (extremely poor public land access, private land only, etc.). But with some research, and hard work, you could still have a great hunt.

The leftover draw application period is open from June 20 - June 24, 2022, at 11:59 p.m. mountain daylight time. Tentative draw results will be available on July 7. Leftover licenses will go on sale July 13 at 8:00 a.m. MDT.

We highly suggest you research the leftover hunt area thoroughly before you apply! As mentioned above, a lot of these hunt areas could have access issues and lots of private land. 

Sometimes hunting places with a ton of private land really isn't a bad thing if you know how to use that to your advantage on the public land surrounding the private, but pressure could push animals to private where they are unhuntable unless you get permission. You can do more research on these areas on Filtering 2.0 and on their individual Unit Profiles.

The list of available licenses can be found here and also in the tables below with more information on public land percentages, and trophy potential.

Apply for the Wyoming leftover draw here

Special notes on the leftover draw

• There are no application fees
• All unsuccessful applications will be refunded in full
• Preference points do not apply (cannot be used and will not lose previous points if drawn) and you cannot accumulate another point in the leftover draw
• Residents/nonresidents can apply in the same party (up to 6 members)
• Leftover draw results should be available on July 7
• First-come-first-served tags after this draw are available on July 13 at 8:00 a.m. MDT.

You may apply for licenses online here and remember, the application period is June 20 - June 24. So act fast in deciding where to apply.

Also, the point purchase period is available between July 1 to Nov. 1. 

Total number of licenses per year

Each hunter can hold the following total number of licenses. This includes any licenses you may already have from the initial draw.

Antelope

• Max of two full price licenses (Types: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 9).
• Max of four reduced price doe/fawn licenses (Types: 6, 7 or 8).

Deer

• Max of two full price licenses (Types: GEN, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 9). As long as one license is a Type 3 (whitetail).
• Max of four doe/fawn licenses (Types: 6, 7 or 8).

Elk

• Max of three licenses, of which no more than one (1) shall be a GEN, 0, 1, 2, 3 or 9.

Wyoming license types

Here is a reminder of what the "license type" means in Wyoming

General Type 1: Full price antlered or either sex
Type 2: Full price antlered or either sex
Type 3: Full price any whitetailed deer
Type 4: Full price antlerless
Type 5: Full price antlerless
Type 6: Reduced price doe/fawn, cow/calf or ewe/lamb
Type 7: Reduced price doe/fawn, cow/calf or ewe/lamb
Type 8: Reduced price doe/fawn whitetailed deer
Type 9: Full price archery only
Type 0: Specialty weapon only - no archery - mainly muzzleloader hunts

2022 Leftover License List

2022 Leftover Elk License List

Note: there are not many leftover any elk licenses available. Those options are bolded in the table below.

2022 Leftover Antelope License List

Note: for 2022 there are no leftover buck antelope licenses. The additional leftover doe/fawn antelope licensee can be found here.

You can check out the list of Wyoming outfitters and Business members below.

List Of Wyoming Outfitters