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Unit Park Valley

Utah Hunting Guide — Pronghorn

Park Valley is an open sage and grassland pronghorn draw unit in Box Elder County, northwestern Utah, between Snowville and the Nevada border. Not to be confused with the Park Valley Hereford mule deer unit, this pronghorn draw covers the broad, flat basin country ideal for antelope. The unit draws about 13 applicants annually, and its remote location near the Utah-Nevada border ensures minimal hunting competition. Park Valley is one of Utah's premier northwest-desert pronghorn experiences.

Pronghorn Hunting in Unit Park Valley

Park Valley is an open sage and grassland pronghorn draw unit in Box Elder County, northwestern Utah, between Snowville and the Nevada border. Not to be confused with the Park Valley Hereford mule deer unit, this pronghorn draw covers the broad, flat basin country ideal for antelope. The unit draws about 13 applicants annually, and its remote location near the Utah-Nevada border ensures minimal hunting competition. Park Valley is one of Utah's premier northwest-desert pronghorn experiences.

Where to Find Pronghorn in Park Valley

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Pronghorn Success Rates

Park Valley's open terrain and quality pronghorn populations produce above-average success rates for limited-entry tag holders. The basin's remoteness limits pressure to permitted hunters only, allowing bucks to develop heavier horn mass and more predictable patterns than units closer to population centers.

Pronghorn Draw Odds

SeasonTagsApplicantsDraw %Pts Req
Rifle— Limited Entry21315.4% 0

Data from 2024 draw results. Resident odds shown.

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Park Valley pronghorn draws about 13 applicants for a limited tag allocation. Without bonus points, odds run approximately 8–15% per application year. Hunters with 3–4 accumulated bonus points should have competitive odds. This is a strong northwest Utah pronghorn target for hunters building a UT pronghorn point strategy.

Unit Logistics & Expectations

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I distinguish the Park Valley pronghorn unit from the Park Valley Hereford mule deer unit?
Both units are in the Park Valley area of Box Elder County, but they are separate UDWR draw units for different species. The Park Valley pronghorn unit applies specifically to antelope tags in the basin; the Hereford unit is a separate private-land mule deer draw. Confirm species and unit boundaries when applying.
Is Park Valley truly remote?
Yes. Park Valley is a sparsely populated basin in extreme northwestern Utah near the Nevada border. Cell service is limited to nonexistent. Plan for self-sufficient operations with paper maps or downloaded offline navigation.
What is the best month to hunt Park Valley pronghorn?
Utah pronghorn seasons typically run in August and early September. The pre-rut period in late August is generally when bucks are most visible and responsive to decoys and calling. Check the exact season dates in the UDWR proclamation each year.

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Sources & Verification

Every fact on this page is tied to a primary source below. Last fact-checked 2026-04-18.

  1. UDWR Big Game Hunting — Utah Division of Wildlife Resources · supports: Hunt unit boundaries, Draw odds, Season dates · accessed 2026-04-18
  2. UDWR Pronghorn Hunting Overview — Utah Division of Wildlife Resources · supports: Pronghorn draw structure, Tag quotas, Northwest Utah pronghorn data · accessed 2026-04-18