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Nevada Unit 262

Updated Jul 8, 2026

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Hunters discussing Unit 262 in Nevada highlight the area's challenging terrain and limited accessibility, making it essential to prepare physically for tough hikes and potentially adverse conditions. Seasonality plays a critical role here, with better chances of success during specific times when game movement aligns with manageable weather conditions. Experienced hunters stress the importance of thoroughly researching draw odds since the area's popularity can affect availability and planning. Overall, strategic preparation and understanding of local game behavior are emphasized for those aiming for a successful hunt in this unit.

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At a Glance

142Square Miles

86.3%Public Land

3,280 - 11,916Elevation Range

Situated between Las Vegas and Pahrump to the west, this unit holds elk, mule deer and desert sheep and contains the Spring Mountains. Most hunting grounds are public, and access is good.

Numbers of wildlife and tags are limited, but hunting elk, deer, and sheep can be very enjoyable here. Low elk numbers with most of them near Cold Creek. Most rams in La Madre Ridge and Brownstone Basin areas. Good number of artificial and natural water sources.

Quick Tips

ATVs and side by sides helpful
Prepare for desert conditions
Hunting can be physically demanding

GOHUNT

Nevada Unit 262

Updated Jul 8, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters discussing Unit 262 in Nevada highlight the area's challenging terrain and limited accessibility, making it essential to prepare physically for tough hikes and potentially adverse conditions. Seasonality plays a critical role here, with better chances of success during specific times when game movement aligns with manageable weather conditions. Experienced hunters stress the importance of thoroughly researching draw odds since the area's popularity can affect availability and planning. Overall, strategic preparation and understanding of local game behavior are emphasized for those aiming for a successful hunt in this unit.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

142Square Miles

86.3%Public Land

3,280 - 11,916Elevation Range

Situated between Las Vegas and Pahrump to the west, this unit holds elk, mule deer and desert sheep and contains the Spring Mountains. Most hunting grounds are public, and access is good.

Numbers of wildlife and tags are limited, but hunting elk, deer, and sheep can be very enjoyable here. Low elk numbers with most of them near Cold Creek. Most rams in La Madre Ridge and Brownstone Basin areas. Good number of artificial and natural water sources.

Quick Tips

ATVs and side by sides helpful
Prepare for desert conditions
Hunting can be physically demanding