Situated in the very southern tip of Nevada, this unit is primarily public land with half the unit in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, which is open to hunting. This unit holds the Newberry Mountains and offers the unique experience of using a boat on Lake Mohave during a desert sheep hunt.

Great for desert sheep hunting. Hunters report finding and looking at a large number of rams, making for enjoyable hunting. Most rams live in Keyhole Canyon, Ireteba Peaks and White Rock Wash. Physically demanding for spot-and-stalk hunting. Healthy sheep herd here. Many artificial and natural water sources. Low resident deer numbers.

Mostly classic desert terrain with rugged, steep mountains and rocky ledges. Softly rolling desert hills are at the base of mountain ranges, leading into small, tight canyons with broken, rocky ledges.

Plenty of public roads and four-wheel-drive trails can take you to a starting point in any part of this unit. Private land does not impair access to or across public land. You can reach hunting grounds from all bordering roads.

Cactus and creosote brush grow at lower elevations, and mahogany woodlands take hold as elevations increase.

Both Bullhead City, Arizona, and Searchlight, Nevada, are not far from hunting grounds. Searchlight has limited services. Commutes to and from hunting grounds can drain energy.