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Cache (Crawford Mountain) limited-entry deer unit: draw, harvest and public land

Cache, Crawford Mountain is a 129-square-mile limited-entry deer unit in DWR's Northern Region of Utah. Limited-entry deer hunters here took 8 bucks on 8 permits in 2025, by DWR's 2025 harvest report (preliminary). The unit is 40.7% public land open to hunting, most of it BLM (26,528 acres), measured from UGRC's statewide land ownership map (last edited 2023).

Data updated October 2026. Seasons: DWR's 2026 guidebook. Harvest: DWR's reports, 2013 to 2025. Draw: DWR's 2024 and 2025 results. Land: UGRC, 2023.

Map of the Cache, Crawford Mountain limited-entry deer unit in Utah: public land by manager, the unit's boundary, neighboring units Cache and Morgan-South Rich and Randolph, Woodruff and Laketown

BLMState trust land (SITLA)DWR wildlife landCache, Crawford MountainNeighboring limited-entry deer unitsLake or riverHighway

Cache, Crawford Mountain at a glance
DWR regionNorthern Region (Ogden office)
Size82,397 acres (129 square miles)
Public land40.7% (33,530 acres)
2026 hunts on this unit1 (DWR guidebook)
Bucks harvested, 20258 on 8 permits
Harvest per 100 hunters, 2025100 (from DWR's figures)
2025 first-choice applicants252 residents, 64 nonresidents (7 drew)
Wildlife management areas1, 2,896 acres inside the unit
Towns in and near itRandolph, Woodruff, Laketown and Garden City

When are the 2026 limited-entry deer hunts on Cache, Crawford Mountain?

DWR's 2026 guidebook lists 1 limited-entry deer hunt on this unit, shown here with the 2025 draw for the same hunt number where DWR used it.

Hunt numberHunt2026 season2025 first-choice applicants (residents)2025 permits drawn (residents)2025 first-choice applicants (nonresidents)2025 permits drawn (nonresidents)
DB1026MuzzleloaderNov. 7-Nov. 222526641

Source: 2026 Utah Big Game Application Guidebook, hunt tables, page 51; boundaries from DWR Hunt Planner hunt table. DWR can change a season during the year: check the Utah Hunt Planner before you go.

How many bucks are taken on Cache, Crawford Mountain each year?

DWR's harvest reports cover Cache, Crawford Mountain's limited-entry deer hunts in 13 years from 2013 to 2025. In 2025, 8 hunters afield took 8 bucks, 100 for every 100 hunters. In 2024: 8 from 9 hunters on 9 permits.

YearHuntPermitsHunters afieldBucks harvestedDWR's percent successAverage daysSatisfaction (1 to 5)
2025DB1026888100%4.83.9
2024DB102699887.5%4.94
2023DB102612121081.8%4.53.1
2022DB102612121083.3%4.43.5
2021DB102616161381.3%4.63.4
2020DB102616131292.3%5.83.8
2019DB102618171586.7%4.73.9
2018DB1026191919100%4.84.5
2017DB1026161616100%3.74.4
2016DB1026151515100%3.94.3
2015DB102616161593.8%7.24.2
2014DB102318181794.4%4.3
2013DB1022171717100%5.4

Source: DWR harvest reports, 2013 to 2025, every limited-entry deer hunt DWR printed for this unit's name each year. CWMU, landowner, conservation and sportsman permits are not included. Harvest per 100 hunters is worked out from DWR's own two numbers.

Each 2025 hunt on Cache, Crawford Mountain

HuntWeaponPermitsHunters afieldBucks harvestedDWR's percent successAverage daysSatisfaction (1 to 5)
DB1026Muzzleloader888100%4.83.9

Source: DWR 2025 harvest report (preliminary).

Cache, Crawford Mountain by weapon, year by year

Bucks harvested of permits issued, by weapon, for each year DWR reported since 2018:

Weapon20252024202320222021202020192018
Muzzleloader8 of 88 of 910 of 1210 of 1213 of 1612 of 1615 of 1819 of 19

Source: DWR harvest reports, 2018 to 2025. An empty cell means DWR printed no hunt of that kind on this unit that year.

How many hunters apply for Cache, Crawford Mountain limited-entry deer permits?

In DWR's 2025 draw, 252 residents put a Cache, Crawford Mountain limited-entry deer hunt first and 6 drew a permit, 2.4% of them; 64 nonresidents applied first choice and 1 drew (1.6%). In 2024, 286 residents applied first choice and 6 drew. Limited-entry and once-in-a-lifetime permits are drawn on bonus points: DWR reserves half of each hunt's permits for the applicants with the most points and draws the rest at random (Utah Admin. Rule R657-62-8).

2025 first-choice applications
HuntDWR's hunt nameResident applicantsResidents drawnNonresident applicantsNonresidents drawn
DB1026Limited-entry muzzleloader buck deer2526641
Bonus points held by 2025 applicants who drew
HuntResidents, reserved permits: pointsResidents, random permits: pointsNonresidents, reserved permits: pointsNonresidents, random permits: points
DB1026188 to 1514

From DWR's 2025 drawing results, which list each point level's permits from the reserved half (most points first) and from the random half. A blank cell means no permit of that kind went to the group.

2024 first-choice applications
HuntDWR's hunt nameResident applicantsResidents drawnNonresident applicantsNonresidents drawn
DB1026Limited-entry muzzleloader buck deer2866661

Source: DWR 2025 drawing results and DWR 2024 drawing results, first-choice applications only, as DWR reports them; DWR leaves out second to fifth choices. The share who drew in a past year is not a forecast for the next draw. Deadlines and fees: Utah draw deadlines and fees.

How much of Cache, Crawford Mountain is public land?

40.7% of the Cache, Crawford Mountain limited-entry deer unit is public land open to hunting under its manager's rules: 33,530 of 82,397 acres. The largest share is BLM, 26,528 acres or 32.2% of the unit.

ManagerAcresShare of Cache, Crawford Mountain
BLM26,52832.2%
State trust land (SITLA)4,1055%
DWR wildlife land2,8973.5%
Private and other land not shown48,86759.3%

Measured by FilledTag inside DWR's 2026 boundary from UGRC's statewide land ownership map (last edited 2023). State trust land (SITLA) is open to hunting where it can be reached legally; many sections touch no public road. A permit does not allow hunting on CWMUs, tribal land or national parks.

DWR wildlife management area inside the unit: Woodruff Co-Op WMA (2,896 acres).

What other hunts share the Cache, Crawford Mountain limited-entry deer unit's ground?

Utah draws a separate map of units for each species and hunt type. These units cover part of the same ground, measured from DWR's 2026 boundaries:

UnitHunt typeShare of Cache, Crawford Mountain it covers
Cacheonce-in-a-lifetime bull moose100%
Cachegeneral-season deer100%
Cache, East Richgeneral-season any bull elk (over the counter)100%
Cache, Richlimited-entry buck pronghorn100%

How do you get to the Cache, Crawford Mountain unit?

No numbered highway crosses the unit. Towns inside: Randolph. Nearby: Woodruff (on the line), Laketown (11 miles) and Garden City (19 miles). Rivers: Bear River (53 miles).

Which limited-entry deer units border or overlap Cache, Crawford Mountain?

UnitSquare milesPublic landBucks harvested (DWR)
Cache1,83247.1%899 (2025)
Morgan-South Rich93014.1%251 (2025)

Questions hunters ask

When are the 2026 limited-entry deer hunts on Cache, Crawford Mountain?

DWR's 2026 guidebook lists 1 limited-entry deer hunt on Cache, Crawford Mountain: Muzzleloader Nov. 7-Nov. 22 (DB1026).

How many bucks were harvested on Cache, Crawford Mountain in 2025?

8, by DWR's 2025 harvest report (preliminary): 8 hunters afield on 8 permits, 100 bucks for every 100 hunters. In 2024 the count was 8.

How many people apply for Cache, Crawford Mountain limited-entry deer permits?

252 residents and 64 nonresidents made a Cache, Crawford Mountain hunt their first choice in DWR's 2025 draw; 6 residents and 1 nonresident drew (DWR 2025 drawing results).

Is Cache, Crawford Mountain mostly public land?

No. 40.7% of the unit is public land open to hunting, most of it BLM (26,528 acres), measured from UGRC's land ownership map. Most of the rest is private land.

What is the closest town to the Cache, Crawford Mountain limited-entry deer unit?

Randolph is inside the unit. Just outside: Woodruff (on the line), Laketown (11 miles) and Garden City (19 miles).

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Numbers are copied from DWR and the State of Utah, or measured from their maps; nothing on this page is estimated by FilledTag.