NV Bighorn Sheep Unit 264

NV 264 Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access NV 264 spans 265,000+ acres across dramatic elevation—from low desert at 472 feet to high-country peaks above 5,500 feet. Nearly 94% is public land, offering extensive access for backcountry exploration. The unit's diverse topography supports both lower-elevation desert bighorn habitat and higher elevations with varied terrain. This vertical relief creates multiple glassing opportunities and distinct micro-habitats, requiring hunters to be mobile and prepared for steep approaches. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping NV 264 hold a strong historical record of desert bighorn sheep entries. Recent decades show consistent production of record-book..