NV Bighorn Sheep Unit 133

NV 133 — Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access NV 133 spans 1.16 million acres of 100% public land across a wide elevation gradient (3,800–8,700 ft), offering diverse habitat from lower-elevation desert to high-country ridges. This expansive public access is a significant advantage for self-reliant hunters — no private-land negotiations or outfitter dependence required. The unit's scale demands solid physical conditioning and route-finding skill, particularly at higher elevations where terrain steepens and water becomes critical. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping NV 133 (Lincoln and Nye) hold a strong historical record of bighorn sheep production, with entries spanning decades..