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Nevada pronghorn antelope hunting in unit group 021, 022

Unit group 021, 022 is NDOW's tag group for units 021 and 022 in Washoe County: 1,250,273 acres, 44% public land, mostly BLM (548,229 acres), measured from BLM's surface management map. In 2025, NDOW issued 75 horns-longer-than-ears antelope tags here across 5 hunts; 73 hunters went afield and 59 were successful (81% of those who hunted, worked out from NDOW's two figures). NDOW's draw rate for the resident any-legal-weapon hunt was 3%: 50 tags for a demand of 1,606.

Data updated October 2026. Tags and harvest: NDOW hunt statistics, 2022 to 2025. Seasons: NDOW's 2026-2027 regulation with its January 2026 amendment. Land: BLM.

Map of Nevada pronghorn antelope unit group 021, 022: public land by manager, units 021 and 022, neighboring units 015, 034, 041, 194, 195 and 196, highways NV 445 and NV 446, and Sparks, Spanish Springs, Reno and Fernley

BLMNational forestNational wildlife refugeState landBureau of ReclamationTribal landUnit group 021, 022Neighboring unitsLake or riverHighway

Unit group 021, 022 at a glance (pronghorn antelope)
Units021, 022
CountyWashoe
NDOW regionWestern Region
Size1,250,273 acres (1,954 square miles)
Public land44% (549,532 acres)
Horns-longer-than-ears antelope tags, 202575 issued, quota 75
Successful hunters, 202559 of 73 afield
Resident any-legal-weapon draw rate, 2025 (NDOW)3% (50 tags, demand 1,606)
Nonresident any-legal-weapon draw rate, 2025 (NDOW)1% (5 tags, demand 335)
Resident horns-longer-than-ears antelope season, any legal weapon, 2026August 22 to September 7
Towns in and near itSparks, Spanish Springs, Lemmon Valley, Reno and Fernley

How many pronghorn antelope tags does NDOW issue in units 021 and 022?

NDOW issued 75 horns-longer-than-ears antelope tags for unit group 021, 022 in 2025, against a quota of 75. Every 2025 hunt in the group, as NDOW reports it:

HuntResidencyWeaponSeasonQuotaTags issuedDemandNDOW draw rateHunters afieldSuccessfulHunter success
Antelope Horns Longer Than EarsResidentAny legal weaponAug 22 - Sep 750501,6063%504896%
Antelope Horns Longer Than EarsResidentArcheryAug 1 - Aug 2115153741%14750%
Antelope Horns Longer Than EarsResidentMuzzleloaderSep 25 - Oct 4441724%400%
Antelope Horns Longer Than EarsNonresidentAny legal weaponAug 22 - Sep 7553351%5480%
Antelope Horns Longer Than EarsNonresidentArcheryAug 1 - Aug 2111119%0

Source: NDOW Big Game Hunt Statistics (2022 to 2025; 2025 from NDOW's 2025 hunt data workbook). Demand is NDOW's count of tags awarded plus unsuccessful first-choice applicants. NDOW's draw rate is its quota divided by that demand; NDOW says it does not account for bonus points. Hunter success is successful hunters out of hunters afield.

What is hunter success for pronghorn antelope in units 021 and 022?

59 of 73 hunters afield were successful in 2025, 81% across the group's hunts. For the resident any legal weapon hunt (Aug 22 - Sep 7), NDOW reports 22% of the harvest were bucks with horns 15 inches or longer. The group year by year:

YearHuntsQuotaTags issuedHunters afieldSuccessful huntersSuccess, all huntsLabels NDOW used for the group
202557575735981%021, 022
202456565615184%021, 022
202355252493776%021, 022
202254747443784%021, 022

Source: NDOW Big Game Hunt Statistics (2022 to 2025; 2025 from NDOW's 2025 hunt data workbook). Totals are NDOW's hunt rows added together; the success share is worked out from NDOW's own two figures. A year is shown only where NDOW published the group's hunts; NDOW sometimes splits a unit with a letter (108B, 144A) or a portion, and those labels are listed.

When is pronghorn antelope season in units 021 and 022 in 2026?

The 2026-2027 seasons NDOW's regulation sets for this unit group:

Hunt numberHuntWeaponUnit group as NDOW prints it2026-2027 season2025-2026 season
2151Resident Antelope - Horns longer than earsAny Legal Weapon021, 022Aug 22 - Sep 7Aug 22 - Sep 7
2251Nonresident Antelope - Horns longer than earsAny Legal Weapon021, 022Aug 22 - Sep 7Aug 22 - Sep 7
2171Resident Antelope - Horns longer than earsMuzzleloader021 - 022Sep 25 - Oct 4Sep 25 - Oct 4
2161Resident Antelope - Horns longer than earsArchery021, 022Aug 1 - Aug 21Aug 1 - Aug 21
2261Nonresident Antelope - Horns longer than earsArchery021, 022Aug 1 - Aug 21Aug 1 - Aug 21

Source: NDOW Commission Regulation 25-07, 2026-2027 big game seasons, with Amendment #2 (January 2026). * Changed or added by Amendment #2. NDOW can change a season during the year; check NDOW before you go.

How much public land is in units 021 and 022?

44% of unit group 021, 022 is public land open to hunting under its manager's rules: 549,532 of 1,250,273 acres. The largest share is BLM, 548,229 acres or 43.8%.

ManagerAcresShare
BLM548,22943.8%
Tribal land265,87121.3%
Bureau of Reclamation9100.1%
National wildlife refuge250under 0.1%
National forest110under 0.1%
State land33under 0.1%

Measured by FilledTag inside NDOW's unit boundaries from BLM Surface Management Agency map (national, limited scale), a generalized national map; the rest is private or not mapped. Military, Energy Department and tribal land are not counted as open to hunting (they are closed to the public or need the owner's permission).

The units in this group

UnitCountySquare milesPublic landTownsOther species' pages
Unit 021Washoe43756.7%Lemmon Valley, Sun Valley and Cold SpringsMule deer
Unit 022Washoe1,51740.3%Sparks, Spanish Springs and SutcliffeCalifornia bighorn sheep, Mule deer

How do you get to units 021 and 022?

Highways through it: NV 445 (about 41 miles inside) and NV 446 (about 13 miles inside). Along its boundary: NV 447, I-80, US 395 and NV 34. Towns and places inside: Sparks, Spanish Springs, Lemmon Valley, Sun Valley, Sutcliffe and Cold Springs. Nearby: Reno (3 miles) and Fernley (7 miles).

Which units border units 021 and 022?

6 hunt units touch the group. Their public land and their own pronghorn antelope group:

UnitPublic landPronghorn antelope pageCounty
Unit 01588.5%015Washoe
Unit 03496.8%032, 034Humboldt, Pershing
Unit 04177.8%041, 042Pershing, Churchill, Washoe
Unit 19452.7%No pronghorn antelope group pageWashoe, Carson City, Douglas
Unit 19522.5%No pronghorn antelope group pageStorey, Lyon, Washoe
Unit 19640.4%No pronghorn antelope group pageWashoe

Questions hunters ask

How many pronghorn antelope tags are there in units 021 and 022?

NDOW set a quota of 75 horns-longer-than-ears antelope tags for unit group 021, 022 in 2025 and issued 75, across 5 hunts by residency, weapon and season. In 2024 it issued 65.

What is hunter success for pronghorn antelope in units 021 and 022?

In 2025, 59 of the 73 hunters NDOW counted afield took a pronghorn buck here, 81% across every hunt in the group. For the resident any legal weapon hunt (Aug 22 - Sep 7), NDOW reports 22% of the harvest were bucks with horns 15 inches or longer.

How hard is it to draw a pronghorn antelope tag in units 021 and 022?

NDOW's draw rate for the 2025 resident any-legal-weapon hunt here was 3%: a quota of 50 against a demand of 1,606. For nonresidents it was 1% (5 tags, demand 335). NDOW describes the draw rate as quota divided by demand; it does not account for bonus points.

When is pronghorn antelope season in units 021 and 022 in 2026?

For pronghorn bucks with horns longer than the ears, NDOW's 2026-2027 regulation sets: resident archery, August 1 to 21; resident any legal weapon, August 22 to September 7; resident muzzleloader, September 25 to October 4; nonresident archery, August 1 to 21; nonresident any legal weapon, August 22 to September 7.

How much public land is in units 021 and 022?

44% of the 1,250,273 acres, measured from BLM's surface management map; the largest share is BLM, 548,229 acres.

What is the closest town to units 021 and 022?

Sparks, Spanish Springs and Lemmon Valley are inside the group. Just outside: Reno (3 miles) and Fernley (7 miles).

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of the Nevada Department of Wildlife. Numbers are copied from NDOW or measured from public maps; nothing on this page is estimated by FilledTag.