NV Bighorn Sheep Unit 266

NV 266 — Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access NV 266 spans 131,247 acres across a wide elevation gradient (644–3,831 ft), mixing lower desert with higher mountain terrain. Public land comprises 55% of the unit, offering reasonable access for foot-based hunting, though the remaining private land will require permission or strategic routing. The elevation range supports both lower-elevation desert habitat typical of Nevada bighorn country and higher ridges where rams are often found during summer months. Trophy Potential Clark County, which overlaps this unit entirely, holds a strong historical record of bighorn sheep entries in the record books..