At a Glance
641Square Miles
93.9%Public Land
5,500 - 13,063Elevation 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 Unit 115 in Nevada often highlight the challenging terrain and the importance of being physically prepared for steep hikes. Many advise scouting the area in advance to understand the movement patterns of deer and elk, particularly favoring water sources during dry seasons. It’s noted that the draw odds can be tough, so those interested should consider applying with a group to increase chances. Overall, hunters appreciate the vastness and beauty of the unit, encouraging patience and persistence for a rewarding hunt.
Located on the Utah-Nevada border and home to the Great Basin National Park, this unit offers good public access but limited hunting area in the higher elevations. The Snake Range holds some great animals, giving hunters the opportunity to hunt the unique area.
With healthy herds of elk, mule deer, antelope and a growing population of Rocky Mountain Bighorn sheep, this unit has a lot to offer. Elk tags are difficult to draw. This unit has great public access.