Quick Tips
- Four-wheel ATVs and side by sides are helpful
- Be prepared for camping and hiking in dry and timbered country
| species | general Size | trophy potential |
|---|---|---|
| Mule Deer | 140"-160" | 160"+ |
| Antelope | 70"-75" | 75"+ |
On The Ground
This unit includes the Sulphur Springs Range in Eureka County. Terrain is diverse and includes some private property in valley floors, but is mostly public. A great area to get away from other hunters in sister units.
This unit produces a smaller population of mule deer than other sister units. Hunters who scout before the season, hunt hard and exercise patience, have a chance of finding big bucks.
Terrain
The terrain is varied with low-lying valleys and a few agriculture fields. Both sides of the range rise somewhat gradually from the valley floors to moderate mountains, depending on your location.
Roughly 224 square miles
97.6% public land
Elevations mostly 5,000-8,000 feet
Vegetation
Sagebrush valleys and smaller foothills lead into foothills scattered with pinyon and juniper trees.
Access
Many public roads, ranging from maintained gravel roads to four-wheel drive and ATV trails lead to decent places to start hunting.
Private property impacts certain areas of public land
Four-wheel-drive vehicles and ATVs are important
Main roads:
Junction of Sadler Brown Road and Highway 278 is the Southern boundary
Union Summit Road on the northern end
Highway 278 on the western side
Sadler Brown Road on the western side
Camping and Lodging
Hunters can find lodging, restaurants and fuel in the towns of Carlin and Eureka. Many camping spots for RVs, as well as tents, are along both sides of the Range.
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