This unit includes the Desatoya Mountains and Broken Hills of Churchill County. Diverse terrain is mostly public but includes some private property on the valley floors.

Antelope live in the lower valleys and foothills of the unit as well as around private agricultural fields.

The terrain ranges from irrigated crop fields and large desert valleys to steep mountains and peaks.

A lot of public roads, ranging from paved highways and maintained gravel roads to four-wheel-drive and ATV trails, lead to good places to start hunting. Some parts are rocky, so carry extra spare tires.

Main roads:

Large sagebrush valleys with a few agricultural fields lead into 6,500-7,500 foot hills covered with brush, pinyon pines and juniper trees. Above 7,500 feet are open sagebrush basins with aspens around water sources. These are connected to steep ridges with some mahogany, cliffs and rock formations.

Middlegate Station on Highway 50 has services such as food, fuel and cabins that require reservations. Farther west is Fallon, which has good service. Hunters may pitch tents or park RVs at many spots across the unit.