WMA Permit Drawings

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Drawings accessible below are for MDWFP permitted hunts on Wildlife Management Areas. If you are a nonresident wishing to apply for the 2024 open public lands license endorsement, please click here.

PLEASE NOTE: Your partner will not appear on the check history page. Your partner will have to login seperately to view his/her winning permit.

All hunters (including under 16, over 65, and handicap) applying for a WMA draw hunt must possess a CURRENT VALID WMA PERMIT, LIFETIME HUNTING LICENSE or a YOUTH EXEMPT LICENSE to apply for a WMA Draw Hunt.

If you need to purchase or renew your license click here.

After purchasing or renewing your license you must wait 24 hours until you can apply for WMA Draw Hunts. This is to assure your license information is updated in the WMA Draw Hunt database.

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Application Periods
  • Deer - August 1st to August 31st
  • Turkey - February 21st to February 28th
  • Early Teal - August 1st to August 15th
  • Rabbit - August 1st to August 31st
  • Dove - August 1st to August 15th
  • Youth Dove - August 1st to August 15th
Waterfowl Application Periods
  • All Draws: Oct. 1 - Oct. 15
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The following summary of WMA draw hunts for the recent 2023-2024 hunting season, has been compiled using actual numbers of applicants and actual hunting opportunities available for the 2023-2024 hunting season. These numbers are representative of draw hunt participation for this season, only. Future WMA draw hunt activity will be dependent on actual number of applicants and the total number of available draw hunt opportunities which are determined on a year-to-year basis by Wildlife Bureau biologists based upon numerous factors including but not limited to the geography and topography of a given WMA, available food sources or mast crop production, available water, available cover, observed herd density, and other carrying capacity factors which impact habitat and wildlife management decisions.