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Idaho controlled hunt 1130: antlerless white-tailed deer, area 15-1X

In Idaho Fish and Game's 2026 drawing, 200 hunters chose hunt 1130 first, for 100 tags: 95 of 190 residents drew (50%) and 5 of 10 nonresidents (50%). In 2025, 64 hunters on this hunt took 29 deer, a 45% harvest success by IDFG's count. The 2026 season is October 10 to November 20, 2026: antlerless white-tailed deer, any weapon.

Data updated October 2026. Draws: IDFG's 2026 and 2025 controlled hunt drawing results. Harvest: IDFG's harvest statistics through 2025. Season: IDFG Hunt Planner, 2026.

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Hunt 1130 at a glance
Species and takeAntlerless white-tailed deer
WeaponAny weapon
Season, 2026October 10 to November 20, 2026
Tags in the 2026 drawing100 (7 more offered in the second drawing)
Hunt area15-1X, 48,216 acres
Unit15
Elk zoneElk City
Public land in the area51% (IDFG's land manager figures)
Map of Idaho controlled hunt area 15-1X for hunt 1130, in unit 15, with highways and nearby towns
Hunt area 15-1X as IDFG maps it, shaded; dashed lines are unit boundaries. Map: FilledTag, from IDFG's unit and hunt area boundaries; highways and towns from OpenStreetMap contributors.

How many applied for hunt 1130, and how many drew?

Idaho draws controlled hunt tags at random, with no points: each application gets a random number, and tags go to first choices in that order before any second choice is looked at. In 2026, 100 of the 100 tags went to first choices. In a hunt with more than 19 tags, no more than 10 percent may go to nonresidents; with 19 or fewer, no more than one (brochure page 109).

Drawing yearTagsFirst-choice applicantsResidents who drewNonresidents who drewSecond choices: drew of appliedSecond drawing: tags issued of offered
202610020095 of 190 (50%)5 of 10 (50%)0 of 717 of 7
2025100185100 of 185 (54%)none applied0 of 647 of 7

Source: IDFG, deer controlled hunt drawing odds, 2026 and 2025, first and second drawings. "Drew" is IDFG's count of tags issued to that group's first choices; the percentage is worked out from IDFG's two figures.

How has the draw for hunt 1130 changed?

IDFG's records go back to 2013 for this hunt: 245 first-choice applicants for 100 tags then, 185 for 100 in 2025.

YearHunt number that yearTagsFirst-choice applicantsFirst choices who drewResidents: applied, drewNonresidents: applied, drew
20251130100185100 (54%)185, 1000, 0
20231126100134100 (75%)129, 985, 2
20161135100271100 (37%)271, 1000, 0
20131115 (area 15X)100245100 (41%)245, 1000, 0

First drawing only. IDFG's Hunt Planner lists these years for this hunt, under the hunt number (and, where it differs, the area) used that year (Hunt Planner, hunt 1130). IDFG rounds its success percentages.

What is the harvest success on hunt 1130?

In 2025, 64 hunters reported on hunt 1130 and 29 took an animal: 45% success, over 307 days of hunting. Across the 5 most recent years in the table, 51% of hunters took an animal.

YearHunt number that yearHuntersHarvestSuccessDays hunted
20251130642945%307
20231126753446%373
20201133785267%308
20191133743648%371
20161135803948%421
20131115 (area 15X)835870%416
20121105 (area 15X)915662%443

IDFG's success percentages are its own and can differ slightly from harvest divided by hunters. From IDFG's mandatory hunter reports and check stations, as its Hunt Planner prints them for this hunt (hunt 1130) and its harvest statistics.

Where is hunt area 15-1X?

IDFG's description of hunt area 15-1X: That portion of Unit 15 on or within one mile of private agricultural lands within the South Fork Clearwater River drainage downstream from and including the Earthquake Creek and Dump Creek drainages below milepost 12 on State Highway 14. "Private agricultural lands" are defined as privately-owned lands that are used for growing or storing plants for profit, in the form of pasture or stored feed for animal production, croplands, nurseries, vineyards, or orchards, but which do not include private timberlands. It covers 48,216 acres.

Land manager in area 15-1XShare
Private48.9%
U.S. Forest Service (USFS)47.64%
State of Idaho2.56%
U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM)0.88%

National forest: Idaho Panhandle National Forest. Check the forest's road and area closures before you go.

Area facts: IDFG Hunt Planner, hunt area 15-1X; land managers from IDFG's surface management data (Inside Idaho), land cover from IDWR.

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Questions hunters ask

How many people applied for Idaho hunt 1130 in 2026?

200 hunters listed hunt 1130 as their first choice in IDFG's 2026 drawing, for 100 tags. 95 of 190 resident first choices drew, and 5 of 10 nonresident first choices.

What is the harvest success on Idaho hunt 1130?

IDFG reports 64 hunters took 29 deer on hunt 1130 in 2025, 45% success. Over the last 5 years IDFG lists for this hunt, 51% of hunters took an animal.

When is Idaho hunt 1130 in 2026?

October 10 to November 20, 2026. It is antlerless white-tailed deer, any weapon, in hunt area 15-1X (IDFG Hunt Planner).

Which units are in Idaho hunt area 15-1X?

IDFG describes hunt area 15-1X as: "That portion of Unit 15 on or within one mile of private agricultural lands within the South Fork Clearwater River drainage downstream from and including the Earthquake Creek and Dump Creek drainages below milepost 12 on State Highway 14. "Private agricultural lands" are defined as privately-owned lands that are used for growing or storing plants for profit, in the form of pasture or stored feed for animal production, croplands, nurseries, vineyards, or orchards, but which do not include private timberlands." It covers 48,216 acres.

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