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North Slope (Three Corners/West Daggett) pronghorn unit: draw, harvest and public land

North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett is a 618-square-mile limited-entry buck pronghorn unit in DWR's Northeastern Region of Utah. Limited-entry buck pronghorn hunters here took 52 bucks on 66 permits in 2025, by DWR's 2025 harvest report (preliminary). The unit is 89.1% public land open to hunting, most of it national forest (259,564 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, 2014 to 2025. Draw: DWR's 2024 and 2025 results. Land: UGRC, 2023.

Map of the North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett pronghorn unit in Utah: public land by manager, the unit's boundary, neighboring units Diamond Mountain/Bonanza, North Slope, Summit and Vernal, highways US 191 and Dutch John and Manila

National forestBLMState trust land (SITLA)DWR wildlife landNorth Slope, Three Corners/West DaggettNeighboring pronghorn unitsLake or riverHighway

North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett at a glance
DWR regionNortheastern Region (Vernal office)
Size395,419 acres (618 square miles)
Public land89.1% (352,221 acres)
2026 hunts on this unit3 (DWR guidebook)
Bucks harvested, 202552 on 66 permits
Harvest per 100 hunters, 202581 (from DWR's figures)
2025 first-choice applicants260 residents, 156 nonresidents (64 drew)
Wildlife management areas6, 7,200 acres inside the unit
Towns in and near itDutch John, Manila and Flaming Gorge

When are the 2026 pronghorn hunts on North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett?

DWR's 2026 guidebook lists 3 limited-entry buck pronghorn hunts 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)
PB5012ArcheryAug. 15-Sept. 11191291
PB5040Rifle (any legal weapon)Sept. 12-Sept. 20220341254
PB5066MuzzleloaderSept. 23-Oct. 12112221

Source: 2026 Utah Big Game Application Guidebook, hunt tables, pages 62 and 63; 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 North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett each year?

DWR's harvest reports cover North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett's limited-entry buck pronghorn hunts in 12 years from 2014 to 2025. In 2025, 64 hunters afield took 52 bucks, 81 for every 100 hunters. In 2024: 48 from 59 hunters on 61 permits.

YearHunts reportedPermitsHunters afieldBucks harvestedHarvest per 100 hunters
2025366645281
2024361594881
2023351483267
2022346454089
2021340393385
2020234322784
20192302828100
2018225232296
2017224211886
2016223231565
2015223231983
2014226262388

Source: DWR harvest reports, 2014 to 2025, every limited-entry buck pronghorn hunt DWR printed for this unit's name each year, added up by FilledTag. 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 North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett

HuntWeaponPermitsHunters afieldBucks harvestedDWR's percent successAverage daysSatisfaction (1 to 5)
PB5012Archery1313969.2%6.23.5
PB5040Rifle (any legal weapon)40393692.3%1.73.8
PB5066Muzzleloader1312758.3%2.93.6

Source: DWR 2025 harvest report (preliminary).

North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett by weapon, year by year

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

Weapon20252024202320222021202020192018
Archery9 of 138 of 123 of 107 of 96 of 83 of 75 of 63 of 5
Muzzleloader7 of 139 of 126 of 108 of 97 of 8
Rifle (any legal weapon)36 of 4031 of 3723 of 3125 of 2820 of 2424 of 2723 of 2419 of 20

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 North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett pronghorn permits?

In DWR's 2025 draw, 260 residents put a North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett pronghorn hunt first and 58 drew a permit, 22.3% of them; 156 nonresidents applied first choice and 6 drew (3.8%). In 2024, 267 residents applied first choice and 53 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
PB5012Limited-entry archery buck pronghorn191291
PB5040Limited-entry ALW (rifle) buck pronghorn220341254
PB5066Limited-entry muzzle buck pronghorn2112221
Bonus points held by 2025 applicants who drew
HuntResidents, reserved permits: pointsResidents, random permits: pointsNonresidents, reserved permits: pointsNonresidents, random permits: points
PB50121 to 30 to 12
PB50406 to 92 to 6165 to 14
PB50662 to 30 to 25

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
PB5012Limited-entry archery buck pronghorn1911191
PB5040Limited-entry ALW (rifle) buck pronghorn22331944
PB5066Limited-entry muzzle buck pronghorn2511131

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 North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett is public land?

89.1% of the North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett pronghorn unit is public land open to hunting under its manager's rules: 352,221 of 395,419 acres. The largest share is national forest, 259,564 acres or 65.6% of the unit.

ManagerAcresShare of North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett
National forest259,56465.6%
BLM63,54616.1%
State trust land (SITLA)23,3845.9%
DWR wildlife land5,7271.4%
State sovereign land (lake and river beds)16under 0.1%
Other public land (highways, other state land)9under 0.1%
Private and other land not shown43,17310.9%

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 areas inside the unit: Red Creek WMA (2,400 acres), Browns Park WMA (1,729 acres), Cook WMA (1,593 acres), Goslin Mountain WMA (1,199 acres), Trail Creek WMA (159 acres) and Bare Top Mountain WMA (120 acres).

DWR's Walk-In Access program has 1 active hunting property on private land in the unit, about 238 acres. Each has its own rules: DWR Walk-In Access.

What other hunts share the North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett pronghorn 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 North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett it covers
North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggettonce-in-a-lifetime bull moose100%
North Slopegeneral-season deer100%
North Slope, West Daggettgeneral-season any bull elk (over the counter)64%
North Slope, Summit/West Daggettonce-in-a-lifetime Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep64%
North Slope, Three Cornersonce-in-a-lifetime Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep36%
North Slope, Three Cornerslimited-entry bull elk36%
High Uintas Eastonce-in-a-lifetime mountain goat25%
High Uintas Leidy Peakonce-in-a-lifetime mountain goat17%

How do you get to the North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett unit?

Highways through the unit: US 191 (about 23 miles inside it). Towns inside: Dutch John, Manila and Flaming Gorge. Rivers: Green River (41 miles).

Which pronghorn units border or overlap North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett?

UnitSquare milesPublic landBucks harvested (DWR)
Diamond Mountain/Bonanza1,22777.5%82 (2025)
North Slope, Summit60688.9%13 (2025)
Vernal1,25266.5%67 (2025)

Questions hunters ask

When are the 2026 pronghorn hunts on North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett?

DWR's 2026 guidebook lists 3 limited-entry buck pronghorn hunts on North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett: Archery Aug. 15-Sept. 11 (PB5012), Rifle (any legal weapon) Sept. 12-Sept. 20 (PB5040) and Muzzleloader Sept. 23-Oct. 1 (PB5066).

How many bucks were harvested on North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett in 2025?

52, by DWR's 2025 harvest report (preliminary): 64 hunters afield on 66 permits, 81 bucks for every 100 hunters. In 2024 the count was 48.

How many people apply for North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett pronghorn permits?

260 residents and 156 nonresidents made a North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett hunt their first choice in DWR's 2025 draw; 58 residents and 6 nonresidents drew (DWR 2025 drawing results).

Is North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett mostly public land?

Yes. 89.1% of the unit is public land open to hunting, most of it national forest (259,564 acres), measured from UGRC's land ownership map.

What is the closest town to the North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett pronghorn unit?

Dutch John, Manila and Flaming Gorge are inside the unit.

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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.