NV Bighorn Sheep Unit 242

NV 242 Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access NV 242 spans 671,730 acres of near-total public land (99.9%), ranging from low-desert floor at 2,667 ft to high mountains above 7,600 ft. This dramatic elevation band supports diverse habitat — from sagebrush and pinyon-juniper at lower elevations to alpine terrain higher up. The vast majority of huntable ground is publicly accessible, eliminating access friction common in many western units. Trophy Potential Lincoln County, which overlaps this unit, holds a strong historical record of bighorn sheep with recent production. The region has consistently produced animals meeting record-book standards, including several..