How to look up your Utah bonus points and preference points

A step-by-step guide to look up your Utah hunting bonus points and preference point totals

Brady Miller
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How to look up utah bonus points and preference points for hunts

Like most states, looking up your Utah bonus and preference points is pretty straightforward. I find Utah one of the most straightforward states once you know where to look on their website. Plus, they also have a super quick way to look up your points, which I find very handy. So, if you want to save a few steps and some headaches, click on the button below and then proceed to Step 3.

Checking out your hunting bonus points and preference point totals yearly is a great habit, especially as application season approaches. That way, you'll put yourself in a great position to draw a hunting tag.


Step 1 - Utah's Division of Wildlife Resources homepage

If you'd instead start at step one, then in order to look up your Utah bonus points and preference points for hunting opportunities, first, you'll need to navigate to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources homepage.

Step 2 - Dropdown menu

Accessing Utah drawing history, points and results for hunting

Next, hover over “Licenses & Permits” and click “Drawing history, points & results.”

Step 3 - Login to your UDWR licensing account

Login to your Utah hunting and licensing account

Next, you will need to fill in your information. You can either use your Customer ID if you remember it, or the easier way is to use your Social Security Number. Then, enter your date of birth and click on “Login.”

Step 4 - Viewing your Utah point totals

You will now land on your account page. And you'll see all of your points on the first tab, which is “Eligibility & Points.” From here, you'll see all of your Utah points broken out by species.

Utah hunting bonus point and preference point totals


Want to check out your hunting bonus points and preference points in other states?

If you want to look up your hunting point totals in other states, be sure to check out the main directory article below:


The last step is entering your points in Point Tracker to stay organized

GOHUNT's Point Tracker

At GOHUNT, we know keeping track of your points in one central place is vitally important. We have a feature called Point Tracker that allows you to enter the number of points you have for each state and species. Then, as you research through Filtering and Draw Odds, your point total will automatically be highlighted.

Utah bonus and preference point purchase

If you want to purchase Utah bonus and preference points, check out the article below to learn about the points purchase period and a step-by-step approach for how to purchase points:

This article was originally published on February 18, 2020, and has been updated with new screenshots and information.


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Mike Rubin

Mike Rubin

insider

2/26/2020, 4:16:34 AM

Thanks Brady!

Brady Miller

Brady Miller

team

2/25/2020, 12:07:15 AM

Hey Mike. I can definitely help there. Go here: https://wildlifelicense.utah.gov/hflo/main/serv1/index.html?server=serv1 Then under ""New and Returning Customers"" enter in your date of birth. Next, enter either your customer ID, SS # or DL #. Click Submit. Verify your information and then click ""Continue"" Now it should show your Customer information. Click on ""User Options."" It should drop down some options. Next click on ""View Current Licenses."" This will then show you when your hunting license expires. Let me know if you have any other questions. Always happy to help!

Mike Rubin

Mike Rubin

insider

2/23/2020, 6:19:30 PM

Heck I can find my bonus points but can't figure out if my license is valid. I don't remember if I bought one last year or not. Anyone know how to find your license status ?

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