Unit 011 covers Nevada's northeast corner along the Idaho border, including the country around Jackpot, Contact, and the Salmon Falls Creek drainage. The terrain is high desert—rolling sagebrush valleys broken by isolated pinon-juniper hills and the occasional aspen-mahogany pocket—running between roughly 5,000 and 7,500 feet. The Granite Range and a few smaller blocks provide what little timbered cover exists. Salmon Falls Creek and its reservoir cut through the middle and provide reliable water in an otherwise arid unit. Almost entirely BLM with some private ranch land along the creeks. US 93 north out of Wells is the main artery; from there, graded gravel roads thread the basins. Jackpot has a casino and gas; Wells (40 minutes south) is the supply town. Cell service is on US 93 and gone elsewhere. This is mule deer and pronghorn country—the rolling sage rewards glassing and the drainage edges hold mature bucks during the rut. The unit is genuinely lonely; you can hunt all day without seeing another truck. Wind is the only weather constant—it blows hard, every day. Carry extra fuel because services are far apart.