At a Glance
1,794Square Miles
97.6%Public Land
5,500 - 10,000Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- For fun in the afternoon, bring fishing tackle
- Good fishing in Sunnyside Ponds
- A remote unit, no close services
Hunters discussing Unit 132 in Nevada highlight the challenge in drawing a tag due to competitive odds, stressing the importance of planning and patience. The terrain is noted for its ruggedness, requiring physical preparedness and strategic navigation, particularly in the mountainous regions. Many hunters emphasize the value of scouting trips prior to the season to better understand game patterns and movement, which can significantly improve success rates. Overall, the sentiment suggests that while hunting in this unit can be demanding, those who invest time in preparation and familiarize themselves with the area can have rewarding experiences.
Almost all public ground with a wide range of topography. Most mountains are in the Humboldt National Forest, allowing for hunters to hike into roadless areas.
Primarily a unit where deer migrate, but hunting can be good during all seasons. There are low drawing odds for late season deer tags. Great roadless areas to hunt.