Nevada Hunting Regulations and Season Dates

Explore Nevada hunting and trapping season records by species, method, unit and hunter category, with official NDOW licensing, access and reporting resources.

Coverage: The table contains all 7,043 season records across 64 species supplied in the saved Hunterizer season snapshot received October 17, 2026. Match the legal animal, unit group, method, residency and hunt category to your tag. Statewide wording remains subject to WMA and other area closures.

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Nevada hunting season records

7,043 season records · 64 species

Dates represented in this dataset: 2026-03-01 to 2028-05-07. This range describes the saved data. Check the dates, area and requirements in each individual record.

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Species	Method	Zone, hunter category and rules	Dates
Deer	Archery	131, 132, 133, 134 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 131 – 134. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	251, 252, 253, 254 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 251 – 254. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	251, 252, 253, 254 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 251 – 254. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	251, 252, 253, 254 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 251 – 254. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	011, 012, 013 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 011 – 013. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	031 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 031. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	031 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 031. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	131, 132, 133, 134 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1105 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Primitive Antlered Only. Archery or Muzzleloader 1105. Published unit group: 131 – 134. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	141, 142, 143, 144, 145 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 141 – 145. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	141, 142, 143, 144, 145 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 141 – 145. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	141, 142, 143, 144, 145 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1105 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Primitive Antlered Only. Archery or Muzzleloader 1105. Published unit group: 141 – 145. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 261 – 268. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 261 – 268. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 261 – 268. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	031 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 031. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	032 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 032. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	032 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 032. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	271, 272 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 271, 272. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	271, 272 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 271, 272. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	271, 272 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 271, 272. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	032 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 032. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	033 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 033. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	033 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 033. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	291 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 291. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	291 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 291. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	291 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 291. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	033 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 033. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	202, 205, 206, 207, 208 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 201, 202, 204 – 208 Early. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	034 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 034. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	181, 182, 183, 184 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 181 – 184. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	181, 182, 183, 184 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 181 – 184. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	181, 182, 183, 184 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 181 – 184. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	034 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 034. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	034 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 034. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	035 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 035. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	171, 172, 173 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1105 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Primitive Antlered Only. Archery or Muzzleloader 1105. Published unit group: 171 – 173. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	171, 172, 173 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 171 – 173. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	171, 172, 173 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 171 – 173. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 151 – 156. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 151 – 156. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1105 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Primitive Antlered Only. Archery or Muzzleloader 1105. Published unit group: 151 – 156. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	035 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 035. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	035 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 035. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	041, 042 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 041, 042. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	161, 162, 163, 164 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 161 – 164. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	161, 162, 163, 164 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 161 – 164. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	161, 162, 163, 164 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 161 – 164. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	041, 042 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1341 required. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1341. Published unit group: 041, 042. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	041, 042 Hunter category: {youth} Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1107 required. Resident youth must meet the junior-hunt age criteria, 12-17 for the entire assigned hunt, and hold a resident junior tag. Resident tag category; second-draw eligibility exceptions apply only to the specific awarded tag. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Resident Junior Mule Deer – Antlered Only. Archery, Muzzleloader, or Any Legal Weapon Classic Hunt 1107. Published unit group: 041, 042. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09
Deer	Archery	043, 044, 046 Rules, limits and requirements Daily bag limit 1 animal per tag; annual tag limits and exceptions apply Possession limit Lawfully tagged animal(s); no separate daily possession limit specified Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Licenses, tags and validations Valid Nevada hunting or combination license as applicable; hunter education required for persons born after January 1, 1960 unless an applicable exemption applies. Correct species, sex/class, unit and hunt-number tag 1342 required. Only eligible nonresident tagholders for this hunt. Hunter orange Not supplied Allowed equipment Legal bow and arrow meeting NAC 503.144; crossbow only with a valid archery disability permit. After the harvest Immediately validate and attach the tag as required. Retain the cape/scalp including ears to the base of the muzzle and any antlers or horns with the carcass as required by NAC 503.173, and retain evidence of sex. Prevent edible meat from being wasted. Submit the mandatory harvest questionnaire by 5 p.m. Pacific January 31 after the hunt, or February 28 for a hunt ending on/after January 31, even if you did not hunt or harvest. For deer harvested in units 192-196, 201-208, 211-213 and 291, submit the required CWD sample; follow current TRZ carcass transport/disposal restrictions. Do not move spinal column, brain tissue or attached head out of the TRZ except as authorized by the quarantine order. Additional rules and notes Nonresident Mule Deer – Antlered. Archery Hunt 1342. Published unit group: 043, 044, 046. Hunting is subject to NAC 504.340 closures, landowner permission, refuge and WMA restrictions, and county firearm-discharge rules. A mapped hunt unit or statewide season does not grant access to closed or private land. Year-round flag No	2026-08-10 to 2026-09-09

Match the tag, unit group and residency category

Nevada’s big-game tables distinguish species, legal animal, resident or nonresident hunt, weapon and unit group. Most tags are allocated through a computerized draw; leftover and returned tags follow separate programs. Read each matching record’s hunter category and rules, and use NDOW’s table for your residency and tag rather than assuming that the same unit has the same opportunity or quota.

Official guidance: Match the tag, unit group and residency category

Get the license, education and bird permissions you need

Review Nevada’s age and hunter-education requirements when purchasing a license. Most upland opportunities use a hunting license, while turkey, snowcock and some other hunts have additional permissions. Migratory-bird hunters must separately check Nevada HIP validation and any required federal waterfowl stamp. A license purchase does not replace a species tag or area reservation.

Official guidance: Get the license, education and bird permissions you need

Read the rules for the actual WMA or parcel

Nevada WMAs can have different entry, vehicle, weapon and ammunition restrictions. For example, Argenta WMA permits only shotguns and archery equipment for hunting and restricts shotgun shot. Check NDOW’s property descriptions along with the current regulation and posted conditions. An open statewide season does not override a closed area or provide permission to cross private land.

Official guidance: Read the rules for the actual WMA or parcel

Complete the required big-game questionnaire

NDOW requires a Big Game Harvest Questionnaire even when the hunter did not harvest an animal. The department links that reporting requirement to eligibility for the next tag application season. Review the deadline and submission instructions for your hunt rather than waiting until you next apply.

Official guidance: Complete the required big-game questionnaire

Nevada hunting FAQs

When is Nevada’s regular chukar season in 2026–2027?

Oct. 17, 2026 through Feb. 7, 2027, in designated open areas. Chukar and Hungarian partridge share the combined limit in the current regulation.

Are the deer and elk dates statewide?

No. Each record applies to its listed unit group, legal animal, method and hunter category. Read its rules and use the exact official hunt table for your residency and tag.

Does a general hunting license cover every Nevada bird hunt?

No. Some hunts require a tag, permit or reservation. Migratory-bird hunters must also check Nevada HIP validation and applicable federal stamp rules.

Must I report an unsuccessful big-game hunt?

Yes. NDOW requires the Big Game Harvest Questionnaire regardless of harvest success. Check your reporting deadline before the next application period.

Plan a hunt by location and date

Use Hunterizer to look up hunting information by location and date. Compare the result with the current official rules and any property-specific conditions. For another state, visit the state hunting regulation directory.

Official Nevada hunting sources

• CR 25-07: 2025–2026 and 2026–2027 Big Game Hunting Seasons
• CR 25-07 Amendment 1
• CR 25-07 Amendment 2, January 2026
• CR 26-13: 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 Upland Game, Rabbits, Turkey and Furbearer Seasons
• NDOW Apply and Buy: Hunting
• NDOW Hunter Education
• NDOW Discover Your Public Land
• NDOW Rules and Regulations
• NDOW Plan Your Hunt
• 2026 NDOW Big Game Application FAQ

Table data: Hunterizer season snapshot received October 17, 2026. Agency updates, emergency closures and individual hunt conditions can change the applicable rules. Check the current official sources linked above before hunting or trapping.