Utah Moose Antelope

Unit North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett

Utah Hunting Guide — Moose, Antelope

Utah's North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett moose hunt is administered by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR) as a limited-entry big-game tag. Applicants enter through Utah's weighted bonus-point random draw, where accumulated bonus points give you additional random entries in the once-in-a-lifetime moose pool.

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Moose Hunting in Unit North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett

Where to Find Moose in North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett

UDWR manages moose distribution and habitat for the North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett unit. Consult the UDWR hunt boundary map and unit management plan for the agency's most current distribution notes.

How to Hunt Moose in North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett

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Moose Success Rates

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UDWR publishes harvest and draw statistics by unit. The chart above reflects the data UDWR reports for the North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett moose tag.

Moose Draw Odds

Season	Tags	Applicants	Draw %	Pts Req
Rifle— Limited Entry	8	0	0.0%	24

Data from 2024 draw results. Resident odds shown.

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Utah moose tags are drawn through UDWR's once-in-a-lifetime big-game draw. Utah uses a weighted bonus-point random draw - accumulated bonus points give you additional random entries in the drawing.

Antelope Hunting in Unit North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett

The North Slope Three Corners / West Daggett pronghorn unit sits in the high sagebrush basins north of the Uinta Mountains in Daggett and Summit counties — an open, rolling landscape of sage flats, aspen-pocket ridges, and private ranch lands abutting the Wyoming line. The unit blends Ashley National Forest foothills, BLM sage country, and significant state-trust and private ground. Pronghorn here thrive on the benches between Lonetree, Manila, and the Flaming Gorge country, offering solid draw odds for residents and steady hunter success.

Where to Find Pronghorn on the North Slope

Pronghorn on the North Slope gravitate toward the transition zones between open sage, short grass, and agricultural edges.

Lonetree and Burnt Fork Benches

The sage flats between Lonetree, Burnt Fork, and the Wyoming line consistently hold the unit's largest herds. Early morning glassing from county-road high points frequently turns up 50–150 head groups.

West Daggett Sage Country

South and east of Manila, the rolling sage benches running into Sheep Creek and the Flaming Gorge NRA boundary hold solid buck numbers. Alfalfa fields near Manila draw pronghorn off the public benches in the evenings.

Three Corners Area

The Utah-Wyoming-Colorado border country is open, lightly pressured BLM ground. Watch the water sources — stock tanks and reservoir edges concentrate pronghorn all day in early-season heat.

How to Hunt North Slope Pronghorn

Open-country glassing and patient spot-and-stalk are the bread and butter here.

Drive, Glass, Repeat

Use the gridded two-tracks and BLM roads to cover ground. Glass every sage basin from high points — pronghorn are visible at a mile or more in this country. A 10x binocular and a tripod-mounted spotter are mandatory.

Use Terrain to Close

Once you pick out a mature buck, plan a stalk that keeps a ridge or cut bank between you and the animal. Pronghorn eyesight is legendary — assume they will see you at 600+ yards if you skyline.

Water and Fence Setups

Sitting an active stock tank in the first two days of season is one of the highest-percentage tactics. Pronghorn cross fences at specific low spots — set up on a fence crossing near water for an archery opportunity.

Weapon Choice

A flat-shooting .243–.270 class rifle with a verified 400-yard zero covers almost every open-country shot here. Archers should plan to hunt blinds on water or use a decoy during the September rut.

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Antelope Success Rates

Utah's North Slope pronghorn hunts average 75–90% any-legal-weapon success and 35–55% archery success, consistent with the state's healthy pronghorn herds. With roughly 1,200 applicants chasing 150+ tags over the past three years, this unit is one of the better resident draw-odds pronghorn hunts in Utah. Trophy potential is respectable — mature bucks in the 13- to 15-inch class are taken every year, with occasional 16-inch B&C-class bucks.

Antelope Draw Odds

Season	Tags	Applicants	Draw %	Pts Req
Archery— Limited Entry	11	19	57.9%	1
Rifle— Limited Entry	31	223	13.9%	15
Muzzleloader— Limited Entry	11	25	44.0%	1

Data from 2024 draw results. Resident odds shown.

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UDWR uses a weighted bonus-point draw for pronghorn: half the tags go through a random draw of all applicants and half go through a bonus-point weighted draw where each accumulated point adds one additional chance in the hat. With roughly 150 tags split across about 1,200 three-year applicants (~12% raw odds), Utah residents with 3–6 points are regularly drawing. Nonresident odds run 3–5 years at mid-point levels. This is a strong choice for a pronghorn hunter unwilling to sit on max-point chase units.

Unit Logistics & Expectations

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Frequently Asked Questions

How are moose tags drawn for North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett?

UDWR issues moose tags through Utah's once-in-a-lifetime big-game draw, which uses a weighted bonus-point random draw administered by the Division.

Where do I find the official UDWR hunt information for this unit?

UDWR posts the Big Game Application Guidebook, the Hunt Boundary interactive map, and harvest data on wildlife.utah.gov. Those pages carry the authoritative boundary, season dates, and quota.

How is Three Corners / West Daggett different from the straight North Slope pronghorn hunt?

It is a dedicated subunit covering the western portion of Daggett County and the Three Corners area near the Utah–Wyoming–Colorado line. Tag numbers, boundaries, and draw statistics are tracked separately from the main North Slope hunt.

Can I combine a pronghorn hunt with Flaming Gorge recreation?

Yes. Manila and Dutch John sit within 30 minutes of most hunting areas, and Flaming Gorge NRA campgrounds and boat ramps make excellent base camps for a combined hunting-and-fishing trip.

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Sources & Verification

Every fact on this page is tied to a primary source below. Last fact-checked 2026-04-17.

UDWR Big Game Application Guidebook — Utah Division of Wildlife Resources · supports: Limited-entry moose framework, Application timelines and fees · accessed 2026-04-17
UDWR Hunt Boundary Map — Utah Division of Wildlife Resources · supports: Authoritative GIS polygon for North Slope, Three Corners/west Daggett moose hunt · accessed 2026-04-17
UDWR Big Game Harvest Data — Utah Division of Wildlife Resources · supports: Moose harvest summaries, Limited-entry success trends · accessed 2026-04-17
Utah Pronghorn Statewide Management Plan — Utah Division of Wildlife Resources · supports: North Slope herd units are managed for stable-to-increasing populations, Buck-to-doe ratio objective of 30–45 bucks per 100 does on most North Slope units · accessed 2026-04-17
Ashley NF Motor Vehicle Use Maps and Recreation — USDA Forest Service — Ashley National Forest · supports: Ashley NF borders the southern edge of the North Slope pronghorn range · accessed 2026-04-17
Vernal Field Office — Travel Management and Public Lands — Bureau of Land Management — Vernal Field Office · supports: BLM Vernal manages the bulk of public sagebrush range in West Daggett and Three Corners · accessed 2026-04-17