| Deer | General | 40A and 40B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 40A and 40B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 35B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 41 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 41 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 35B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 34B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 34B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 43A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 43A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 3A, 3B, 3C Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 3A, 3B, 3C Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 43B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 43B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 12A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon-Parashant, Vermilion Cliffs, Sonoran Desert, Ironwood Forest, and Agua Fria Bureau of Land Management National Monuments are open to hunting when the unit they occur in is open to hunting by Commission Order. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 36A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Designated areas within the Buenos Aires and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting during this hunt as permitted by refuge regulations; all other Refuges are closed (see Index: Hunting on Public Lands). These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 30B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Hunter access is extremely restricted in this unit or a unit within this hunt. Applicants should secure access from the landowner before applying. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 30B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Hunter access is extremely restricted in this unit or a unit within this hunt. Applicants should secure access from the landowner before applying. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 36B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Designated areas within the Buenos Aires and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting during this hunt as permitted by refuge regulations; all other Refuges are closed (see Index: Hunting on Public Lands). These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 13A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon-Parashant, Vermilion Cliffs, Sonoran Desert, Ironwood Forest, and Agua Fria Bureau of Land Management National Monuments are open to hunting when the unit they occur in is open to hunting by Commission Order. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 36B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Designated areas within the Buenos Aires and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting during this hunt as permitted by refuge regulations; all other Refuges are closed (see Index: Hunting on Public Lands). These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 29 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Hunter access is extremely restricted in this unit or a unit within this hunt. Applicants should secure access from the landowner before applying. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 27 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 28 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 13B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon-Parashant, Vermilion Cliffs, Sonoran Desert, Ironwood Forest, and Agua Fria Bureau of Land Management National Monuments are open to hunting when the unit they occur in is open to hunting by Commission Order. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 28 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 34A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Santa Rita Wildlife Area in Unit 34A is actively used for studies in wildlife management. Researchers are present all months and study sites are not always recognizable; hunters are urged to use caution while hunting and take care not to disturb study sites. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 29 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Hunter access is extremely restricted in this unit or a unit within this hunt. Applicants should secure access from the landowner before applying. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 34A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Santa Rita Wildlife Area in Unit 34A is actively used for studies in wildlife management. Researchers are present all months and study sites are not always recognizable; hunters are urged to use caution while hunting and take care not to disturb study sites. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 35A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Fort Huachuca Army Garrison in Unit 35A is open to hunting only to properly licensed military and Fort Huachuca civilian personnel holding a valid Fort Huachuca post hunting permit. Youth only hunts are only open to properly licensed military and Fort Huachuca civilian dependents holding a valid Fort Huachuca post hunting permit. Hunt numbers, season dates and/or special regulations must be obtained from Fort Huachuca. Increases in Force Protection may result in hunt cancellations at any time with little or no prior notification. In the event a hunt is cancelled due to an increase in security, hunters drawn for these permits will not be reimbursed or otherwise compensated by the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Applications for these hunts must be submitted to the Arizona Game and Fish Department by the published deadline. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 1, 2A, 2B, 2C Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 30A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Designated areas within the Buenos Aires and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting during this hunt as permitted by refuge regulations; all other Refuges are closed (see Index: Hunting on Public Lands). Hunter access is extremely restricted in this unit or a unit within this hunt. Applicants should secure access from the landowner before applying. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 30A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Designated areas within the Buenos Aires and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting during this hunt as permitted by refuge regulations; all other Refuges are closed (see Index: Hunting on Public Lands). Hunter access is extremely restricted in this unit or a unit within this hunt. Applicants should secure access from the landowner before applying. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 35A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Fort Huachuca Army Garrison in Unit 35A is open to hunting only to properly licensed military and Fort Huachuca civilian personnel holding a valid Fort Huachuca post hunting permit. Youth only hunts are only open to properly licensed military and Fort Huachuca civilian dependents holding a valid Fort Huachuca post hunting permit. Hunt numbers, season dates and/or special regulations must be obtained from Fort Huachuca. Increases in Force Protection may result in hunt cancellations at any time with little or no prior notification. In the event a hunt is cancelled due to an increase in security, hunters drawn for these permits will not be reimbursed or otherwise compensated by the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Applications for these hunts must be submitted to the Arizona Game and Fish Department by the published deadline. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 2C Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 12B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon-Parashant, Vermilion Cliffs, Sonoran Desert, Ironwood Forest, and Agua Fria Bureau of Land Management National Monuments are open to hunting when the unit they occur in is open to hunting by Commission Order. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 36A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Designated areas within the Buenos Aires and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting during this hunt as permitted by refuge regulations; all other Refuges are closed (see Index: Hunting on Public Lands). These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 2B Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 19A, 20A, 20B, and 21 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon-Parashant, Vermilion Cliffs, Sonoran Desert, Ironwood Forest, and Agua Fria Bureau of Land Management National Monuments are open to hunting when the unit they occur in is open to hunting by Commission Order. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 1 Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 2A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | General | 36C Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Any firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-304.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer General Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Designated areas within the Buenos Aires and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting during this hunt as permitted by refuge regulations; all other Refuges are closed (see Index: Hunting on Public Lands). These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 36C Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Restricted population-management nonpermit-tag issued for this hunt; only selected eligible holders may participate. A calendar-long administrative window does not authorize hunting outside the assigned dates or area.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318 and crossbow as prescribed in R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste.
- Additional rules and notes
- Deer Archery-Only Population Management Seasons. Legal wildlife: Designated deer. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. Designated areas within the Buenos Aires and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting during this hunt as permitted by refuge regulations; all other Refuges are closed (see Index: Hunting on Public Lands). These seasons shall be held in accordance with R12-4-115 and may include shorter time frames, smaller geographic areas, and specification of legal wildlife more restrictive than that described in this Commission Order.
- Year-round flag
- No
| Assigned hunt only. Use the dates and area assigned to your permit.Dates supplied in this record: 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 |
| Deer | Archery | 6B (except Camp Navajo) Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Over-the-counter nonpermit-tag valid for this species, calendar year, and hunt.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318, or crossbow if you possess a crossbow permit as allowed under R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste. Report the OTC archery deer harvest online within 48 hours.
- Additional rules and notes
- Archery-Only Nonpermit-Tag Required Deer. Legal wildlife: Antlered mule deer. Harvest limit or threshold: 15. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. In accordance with R12-4-303, it is unlawful to discharge an arrow, bolt, or hybrid device while taking wildlife within 1/4 mile of an occupied farmhouse or other residence, cabin, lodge, or building without permission of the owner or resident. A Ranch Pass and adherence to Ranch Rules is required to access this ranch. Signage at points of entrance to the ranch provides notification of the Landowner Compact Agreement. The free Ranch Pass may be obtained at sign-in boxes at these points of entrance. A location map and Ranch Rules can be viewed and printed from the Department’s Landowner Relations Program web page www.azgfd.gov/landownercompact. Aerial population surveys are conducted in August and September for elk and pronghorn and in December and January for deer and javelina each year. You may observe an airplane or helicopter conducting surveys and short-term disturbance of animals could occur during this hunt. Where possible, efforts will be made to minimize this disturbance. Archery Deer Harvest Limits – When the number of deer harvested during the over-the-counter, nonpermit-tag archery season equals the harvest limit for a particular unit and legal deer has been reached, that unit will close to archery deer hunting at sundown the Wednesday immediately following for the remainder of the archery deer hunting season. Hunters are responsible for checking online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports before hunting to determine if any archery deer units are closed. All archery deer nonpermit-tag hunters must report their deer harvest online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports within 48 hours of taking a deer. The report shall include the hunter’s name, hunting license number, tag number, species of deer taken, management unit where the deer was taken, and telephone number at which the hunter can be reached to obtain additional information. Check the current OTC archery deer unit/species harvest limit and closure before hunting. Tags expire December 31; a new-year interval requires that year’s tag.
- Year-round flag
- No
| 2026-08-21 to 2026-09-10 |
| Deer | Archery | 24A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Over-the-counter nonpermit-tag valid for this species, calendar year, and hunt.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318, or crossbow if you possess a crossbow permit as allowed under R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste. Report the OTC archery deer harvest online within 48 hours.
- Additional rules and notes
- Archery-Only Nonpermit-Tag Required Deer. Legal wildlife: Antlered mule deer. Harvest limit or threshold: 10. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. In accordance with R12-4-303, it is unlawful to discharge an arrow, bolt, or hybrid device while taking wildlife within 1/4 mile of an occupied farmhouse or other residence, cabin, lodge, or building without permission of the owner or resident. Aerial population surveys are conducted in August and September for elk and pronghorn and in December and January for deer and javelina each year. You may observe an airplane or helicopter conducting surveys and short-term disturbance of animals could occur during this hunt. Where possible, efforts will be made to minimize this disturbance. Archery Deer Harvest Limits – When the number of deer harvested during the over-the-counter, nonpermit-tag archery season equals the harvest limit for a particular unit and legal deer has been reached, that unit will close to archery deer hunting at sundown the Wednesday immediately following for the remainder of the archery deer hunting season. Hunters are responsible for checking online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports before hunting to determine if any archery deer units are closed. All archery deer nonpermit-tag hunters must report their deer harvest online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports within 48 hours of taking a deer. The report shall include the hunter’s name, hunting license number, tag number, species of deer taken, management unit where the deer was taken, and telephone number at which the hunter can be reached to obtain additional information. Check the current OTC archery deer unit/species harvest limit and closure before hunting. Tags expire December 31; a new-year interval requires that year’s tag.
- Year-round flag
- No
| 2026-08-21 to 2026-09-10 |
| Deer | Archery | 24A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Over-the-counter nonpermit-tag valid for this species, calendar year, and hunt.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318, or crossbow if you possess a crossbow permit as allowed under R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste. Report the OTC archery deer harvest online within 48 hours.
- Additional rules and notes
- Archery-Only Nonpermit-Tag Required Deer. Legal wildlife: Antlered whitetail deer. Harvest limit or threshold: 65. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. In accordance with R12-4-303, it is unlawful to discharge an arrow, bolt, or hybrid device while taking wildlife within 1/4 mile of an occupied farmhouse or other residence, cabin, lodge, or building without permission of the owner or resident. Aerial population surveys are conducted in August and September for elk and pronghorn and in December and January for deer and javelina each year. You may observe an airplane or helicopter conducting surveys and short-term disturbance of animals could occur during this hunt. Where possible, efforts will be made to minimize this disturbance. Archery Deer Harvest Limits – When the number of deer harvested during the over-the-counter, nonpermit-tag archery season equals the harvest limit for a particular unit and legal deer has been reached, that unit will close to archery deer hunting at sundown the Wednesday immediately following for the remainder of the archery deer hunting season. Hunters are responsible for checking online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports before hunting to determine if any archery deer units are closed. All archery deer nonpermit-tag hunters must report their deer harvest online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports within 48 hours of taking a deer. The report shall include the hunter’s name, hunting license number, tag number, species of deer taken, management unit where the deer was taken, and telephone number at which the hunter can be reached to obtain additional information. Check the current OTC archery deer unit/species harvest limit and closure before hunting. Tags expire December 31; a new-year interval requires that year’s tag.
- Year-round flag
- No
| 2026-08-21 to 2026-09-10 |
| Deer | Archery | 36A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Over-the-counter nonpermit-tag valid for this species, calendar year, and hunt.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318, or crossbow if you possess a crossbow permit as allowed under R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste. Report the OTC archery deer harvest online within 48 hours.
- Additional rules and notes
- Archery-Only Nonpermit-Tag Required Deer. Legal wildlife: Antlered mule deer. Harvest limit or threshold: 25. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Buenos Aires, Cabeza Prieta, Cibola, Imperial, Leslie Canyon (designated areas), Bill Williams, Havasu, and Kofa National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting as permitted by refuge regulations when Commission Order opens a hunt and the hunt occurs in their respective game management units; all other Refuges are closed. Refer to Index for Hunting on Public Lands. In accordance with R12-4-303, it is unlawful to discharge an arrow, bolt, or hybrid device while taking wildlife within 1/4 mile of an occupied farmhouse or other residence, cabin, lodge, or building without permission of the owner or resident. Aerial population surveys are conducted in August and September for elk and pronghorn and in December and January for deer and javelina each year. You may observe an airplane or helicopter conducting surveys and short-term disturbance of animals could occur during this hunt. Where possible, efforts will be made to minimize this disturbance. The following Pima County parks and preserves are open to hunting if the unit they occur in is listed as an open area during this hunt: A-7 Ranch in Units 32 and 33, Oracle Ridge Property in Unit 33, Six Bar Ranch in Unit 33, Emperita Ranch in Unit 34B, Bar V Ranch in Unit 34B, Sands Ranch in Unit 34B, Clyne Ranch in Unit 34B, Diamond Bell Ranch in Unit 36A, Marley Ranch in Units 36A and 36B, Rancho Seco in Units 36A and 36B, Kings 98 Ranch in Unit 36C, Old Hayhook Ranch in Unit 36C, Verdugo in Unit 36C, Bee Ranch in Unit 37A, Mordka Ranch in Unit 37A, Buckelew Ranch in Unit 37A, Carpenter Ranch in Unit 37A, Cochie Canyon Ranch in Unit 37A, Lords Ranch in Unit 37A, and Tortolita Mountain Park in Unit 37A. Hunting in County Parks, opened by this Commission Order, is not permitted within 1/4 mile of any developed picnic area, developed camp ground, shooting range, occupied building, boat ramp, or golf course. Developed areas do not include trails. Archery Deer Harvest Limits – When the number of deer harvested during the over-the-counter, nonpermit-tag archery season equals the harvest limit for a particular unit and legal deer has been reached, that unit will close to archery deer hunting at sundown the Wednesday immediately following for the remainder of the archery deer hunting season. Hunters are responsible for checking online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports before hunting to determine if any archery deer units are closed. All archery deer nonpermit-tag hunters must report their deer harvest online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports within 48 hours of taking a deer. The report shall include the hunter’s name, hunting license number, tag number, species of deer taken, management unit where the deer was taken, and telephone number at which the hunter can be reached to obtain additional information. Check the current OTC archery deer unit/species harvest limit and closure before hunting. Tags expire December 31; a new-year interval requires that year’s tag.
- Year-round flag
- No
| 2026-08-21 to 2026-09-10 |
| Deer | Archery | 36A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Over-the-counter nonpermit-tag valid for this species, calendar year, and hunt.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318, or crossbow if you possess a crossbow permit as allowed under R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste. Report the OTC archery deer harvest online within 48 hours.
- Additional rules and notes
- Archery-Only Nonpermit-Tag Required Deer. Legal wildlife: Antlered whitetail deer. Harvest limit or threshold: 110. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. The Buenos Aires, Cabeza Prieta, Cibola, Imperial, Leslie Canyon (designated areas), Bill Williams, Havasu, and Kofa National Wildlife Refuges are open to hunting as permitted by refuge regulations when Commission Order opens a hunt and the hunt occurs in their respective game management units; all other Refuges are closed. Refer to Index for Hunting on Public Lands. In accordance with R12-4-303, it is unlawful to discharge an arrow, bolt, or hybrid device while taking wildlife within 1/4 mile of an occupied farmhouse or other residence, cabin, lodge, or building without permission of the owner or resident. Aerial population surveys are conducted in August and September for elk and pronghorn and in December and January for deer and javelina each year. You may observe an airplane or helicopter conducting surveys and short-term disturbance of animals could occur during this hunt. Where possible, efforts will be made to minimize this disturbance. The following Pima County parks and preserves are open to hunting if the unit they occur in is listed as an open area during this hunt: A-7 Ranch in Units 32 and 33, Oracle Ridge Property in Unit 33, Six Bar Ranch in Unit 33, Emperita Ranch in Unit 34B, Bar V Ranch in Unit 34B, Sands Ranch in Unit 34B, Clyne Ranch in Unit 34B, Diamond Bell Ranch in Unit 36A, Marley Ranch in Units 36A and 36B, Rancho Seco in Units 36A and 36B, Kings 98 Ranch in Unit 36C, Old Hayhook Ranch in Unit 36C, Verdugo in Unit 36C, Bee Ranch in Unit 37A, Mordka Ranch in Unit 37A, Buckelew Ranch in Unit 37A, Carpenter Ranch in Unit 37A, Cochie Canyon Ranch in Unit 37A, Lords Ranch in Unit 37A, and Tortolita Mountain Park in Unit 37A. Hunting in County Parks, opened by this Commission Order, is not permitted within 1/4 mile of any developed picnic area, developed camp ground, shooting range, occupied building, boat ramp, or golf course. Developed areas do not include trails. Archery Deer Harvest Limits – When the number of deer harvested during the over-the-counter, nonpermit-tag archery season equals the harvest limit for a particular unit and legal deer has been reached, that unit will close to archery deer hunting at sundown the Wednesday immediately following for the remainder of the archery deer hunting season. Hunters are responsible for checking online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports before hunting to determine if any archery deer units are closed. All archery deer nonpermit-tag hunters must report their deer harvest online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports within 48 hours of taking a deer. The report shall include the hunter’s name, hunting license number, tag number, species of deer taken, management unit where the deer was taken, and telephone number at which the hunter can be reached to obtain additional information. Check the current OTC archery deer unit/species harvest limit and closure before hunting. Tags expire December 31; a new-year interval requires that year’s tag.
- Year-round flag
- No
| 2026-08-21 to 2026-09-10 |
| Deer | Archery | 34A Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Over-the-counter nonpermit-tag valid for this species, calendar year, and hunt.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318, or crossbow if you possess a crossbow permit as allowed under R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste. Report the OTC archery deer harvest online within 48 hours.
- Additional rules and notes
- Archery-Only Nonpermit-Tag Required Deer. Legal wildlife: Antlered whitetail deer. Harvest limit or threshold: 195. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. In accordance with R12-4-303, it is unlawful to discharge an arrow, bolt, or hybrid device while taking wildlife within 1/4 mile of an occupied farmhouse or other residence, cabin, lodge, or building without permission of the owner or resident. The Santa Rita Wildlife Area in Unit 34A is actively used for studies in wildlife management. Researchers are present all months and study sites are not always recognizable; hunters are urged to use caution while hunting and take care not to disturb study sites. Aerial population surveys are conducted in August and September for elk and pronghorn and in December and January for deer and javelina each year. You may observe an airplane or helicopter conducting surveys and short-term disturbance of animals could occur during this hunt. Where possible, efforts will be made to minimize this disturbance. Archery Deer Harvest Limits – When the number of deer harvested during the over-the-counter, nonpermit-tag archery season equals the harvest limit for a particular unit and legal deer has been reached, that unit will close to archery deer hunting at sundown the Wednesday immediately following for the remainder of the archery deer hunting season. Hunters are responsible for checking online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports before hunting to determine if any archery deer units are closed. All archery deer nonpermit-tag hunters must report their deer harvest online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports within 48 hours of taking a deer. The report shall include the hunter’s name, hunting license number, tag number, species of deer taken, management unit where the deer was taken, and telephone number at which the hunter can be reached to obtain additional information. Check the current OTC archery deer unit/species harvest limit and closure before hunting. Tags expire December 31; a new-year interval requires that year’s tag.
- Year-round flag
- No
| 2026-08-21 to 2026-09-10 |
| Deer | Archery | 6B (except Camp Navajo) Rules, limits and requirements- Daily bag limit
- Two (2) deer per calendar year, provided one (1) is taken with a restricted nonpermit-tag issued under R12-4-115 (Population Management Seasons).
- Possession limit
- No separate possession limit specified. The annual or lifetime bag limit applies.
- Shooting hours
- Daylight hours, as prescribed by R12-4-301(A); consult the official sunrise/sunset chart.
- Licenses, tags and validations
- Valid hunting or combination license; a short-term combination license does not authorize big-game take. Big-game hunters must be at least 10; ages 10–13 must complete hunter education. Over-the-counter nonpermit-tag valid for this species, calendar year, and hunt.
- Hunter orange
- Not supplied
- Allowed equipment
- Bow and arrow as prescribed in R12-4-304 and R12-4-318, or crossbow if you possess a crossbow permit as allowed under R12-4-216.
- After the harvest
- Immediately validate and attach the correct tag to the carcass. Keep proof of legal species and sex as required while transporting. Keep evidence of species and legality with the carcass during possession and transport. Do not allow edible game meat to go to waste. Report the OTC archery deer harvest online within 48 hours.
- Additional rules and notes
- Archery-Only Nonpermit-Tag Required Deer. Legal wildlife: Antlered whitetail deer. Harvest limit or threshold: 5. Municipal parks and preserves, county parks and preserves, airports, golf courses, and posted water-treatment facilities are closed except where the Commission Order expressly opens them. Other posted, statutory, wildlife-area, federal, tribal, and private-land closures apply. Obtain the required landowner or installation access permission. Firearms, arrows, bolts, and pneumatic weapons .35 caliber or larger may not be discharged within 440 yards of an occupied building without the owner or resident’s permission. In accordance with R12-4-303, it is unlawful to discharge an arrow, bolt, or hybrid device while taking wildlife within 1/4 mile of an occupied farmhouse or other residence, cabin, lodge, or building without permission of the owner or resident. A Ranch Pass and adherence to Ranch Rules is required to access this ranch. Signage at points of entrance to the ranch provides notification of the Landowner Compact Agreement. The free Ranch Pass may be obtained at sign-in boxes at these points of entrance. A location map and Ranch Rules can be viewed and printed from the Department’s Landowner Relations Program web page www.azgfd.gov/landownercompact. Aerial population surveys are conducted in August and September for elk and pronghorn and in December and January for deer and javelina each year. You may observe an airplane or helicopter conducting surveys and short-term disturbance of animals could occur during this hunt. Where possible, efforts will be made to minimize this disturbance. Archery Deer Harvest Limits – When the number of deer harvested during the over-the-counter, nonpermit-tag archery season equals the harvest limit for a particular unit and legal deer has been reached, that unit will close to archery deer hunting at sundown the Wednesday immediately following for the remainder of the archery deer hunting season. Hunters are responsible for checking online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports before hunting to determine if any archery deer units are closed. All archery deer nonpermit-tag hunters must report their deer harvest online at www.azgfd.gov/harvestreports within 48 hours of taking a deer. The report shall include the hunter’s name, hunting license number, tag number, species of deer taken, management unit where the deer was taken, and telephone number at which the hunter can be reached to obtain additional information. Check the current OTC archery deer unit/species harvest limit and closure before hunting. Tags expire December 31; a new-year interval requires that year’s tag.
- Year-round flag
- No
| 2026-08-21 to 2026-09-10 |