80% will issued in the Random Draw (1/2 Pass): 80 tags.20% will be issued in the Bonus Pass: 20 tags.Of the 10% nonresident tag pool, a maximum ½ (50%) of those tags may be issued in the Bonus Point drawing.This 10% is not guaranteed, but most buck or bull tags have sufficient nonresident demand to trigger the full 10% allocation.For elk, deer and antelope up to 10% of the total number of tags can be issued to nonresidents.The remaining 80% of tags for any given hunt code will be issued in the Random Draw (“1/2 Pass”).For every individual hunt code, 20% of the total number of tags for that hunt will be awarded to the applicants with the most Bonus Points (“Bonus Pass”).You can also accumulate an additional and permanent Bonus Point for every species if you complete an approved Hunter Education course in the state of Arizona.If you apply for 5 consecutive years for any species, you will be awarded an additional Loyalty Bonus Point for that species, but you will lose that if you fail to apply in a year.Or you can also choose to apply for a Bonus Point Only each year to accumulate Bonus Points.If you apply for a tag and are unsuccessful, you will be awarded a Bonus Point for that species that will apply to next year’s application.You get one chance for your current application, and then one additional chance for every Bonus Point you have (so with 3 points, you’d get 4 chances).

Bonus Points are like raffle tickets – the more you have, the more “chances” you have in the draw.Arizona uses a traditional Bonus Point system.Start Researching Today Arizona Draw Specifics ARIZONA – ELK, DEER, ANTELOPE Point System

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