NV Bighorn Sheep Unit 164

NV 164 — Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access NV 164 spans nearly 776,000 acres of entirely public land across rugged desert terrain ranging from 4,762 to 9,219 feet. The elevation spread creates two distinct habitat zones: lower-country desert scrub and pinyon-juniper in the foothills, transitioning to high-country rocky peaks and ridges where bighorn sheep concentrate. Hunters will find themselves covering significant vertical terrain and distance — this is not a walk-in proposition. Access is unrestricted to public land, but the unit's vastness and elevation gain demand serious physical conditioning and route-finding skill. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping..