NV Pronghorn Unit 134

NV 134 Tactical Analysis Terrain & Access NV 134 spans 525,708 acres of nearly complete public land (99.8%), ranging from 4,709 to 7,512 feet. This elevation spread creates diverse pronghorn habitat—lower sagebrush flats that support the antelope population, rising through pinyon-juniper and mixed terrain toward high country. The vast public acreage and minimal private-land fragmentation make the unit highly accessible for foot-and-vehicle hunting with few access complications. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping NV 134 show a history of producing record-book pronghorn. The 2010s delivered consistent trophy-class production, including a high entry in 2012. Recent years (2018, 2022) confirm trophy-quality..