NV Bighorn Sheep Unit 115

NV 115 Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access NV 115 spans 410,000 acres across the White Pine Range, ranging from 5,100 to 11,500 feet elevation. Nearly all land is public—98% is managed by federal agencies, providing open access across diverse terrain. Lower elevations support sagebrush and pinyon-juniper habitat; higher elevations transition to alpine meadows and rocky terrain typical of desert bighorn sheep country. The broad elevation band creates multiple huntable zones, though higher peaks require serious physical conditioning and self-sufficiency. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping NV 115 hold record-book entries from the recent period, indicating that exceptional desert..