NV Mule Deer Unit 133

NV 133 — Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access NV 133 encompasses 1.16 million acres of entirely public land across a 4,900-foot elevation gradient—from high-desert sagebrush near 3,800 ft to alpine ridges above 8,700 ft. This vertical relief creates distinct seasonal habitat layers: lower foothills with scattered timber and open basins transition to mixed conifer and timbered ridges at mid-elevations, then open alpine zones above. All-public ownership means unimpeded access, though the sheer acreage and elevation spread demand route-finding discipline and physical preparation. Forum accounts describe deer scattered vertically (6,000–10,000+ ft) and distributed across timbered and bare ridges alike;..