Situated just northwest of Pahrump, this unit holds the Last Chance Mountain Range, where all big game hunting takes place.

This is a good unit for desert bighorn sheep. Hunters report finding small numbers of rams, so hunters can be moderately selective but should not be too picky. Almost all rams are in the Last Chance Range. Spot-and-stalk hunting is physically demanding. Healthy sheep population here. Limited artificial and natural water sources. There is a low numbers of resident deer.

Mostly desert terrain with rugged, steep mountains and broken, rocky ledges. Softly rolling desert hills are at the base of the mountain ranges.

Plenty of public roads and four-wheel-drive trails can take you to many starting points in the Last Chance Range. Private land does not impede access, but hunting is prohibited on Ash Meadows Wildlife Refuge and Death Valley National Park. Hunting grounds can be reached from all bordering roads.

Mainly creosote bush scrub and white bursage as well as cactus.

Pahrump is close to hunting grounds and has motels. Commutes to and from hunting areas can get long and drain energy.