At a Glance
586Square Miles
98.8%Public Land
5,100 - 12,067Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Limited cell phone service, often none
- Isolated area
- Scout and learn the unit. It is big country
- Be familiar with wilderness area rules and regulations
Hunters discussing Nevada's Unit 114 highlight its challenging access and rugged terrain, which demands preparation and physical endurance. Many emphasize the importance of scouting and familiarizing oneself with the area prior to hunting season, as the unit can be challenging to navigate. While some report difficulty in locating quality game, others mention that patience and understanding of seasonal patterns, such as where water sources are located, can lead to successful hunts. Overall, with appropriate planning and perseverance, Unit 114 offers opportunities for diligent hunters willing to tackle its demanding landscape.
Located on the Utah-Nevada border and covered by the Humboldt National Forest and BLM land, this unit offers great public access. The Snake Range holds some great animals of various species, giving hunters different opportunities to hunt the great area.
This unit has everything to offer for hunters looking for an adventure. Remote wilderness, elk, mule deer, antelope and it is one of only a few areas in the state that holds Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. It may be difficult to draw an elk tag. This unit has great public access.