NV Mule Deer Unit 245

NV 245 Terrain & Access NV 245 spans 353,500 acres across a wide elevation band (3,181–7,953 ft), offering hunters access to diverse habitat from sagebrush foothills to high-country ridges and timbered terrain. Nearly 98% public land means extensive opportunity to find open ground, though much of the unit requires cross-country navigation—magnified optics and glassing for distant deer are essential. Deer use both high ridges and low valleys, often spread across significant vertical relief; hunters should expect to cover substantial country to connect with quality bucks. Trophy Potential Lincoln County, which overlaps the unit, holds a strong history of trophy-class..