Unit 032 sits north of Winnemucca in the country between the Black Rock Desert and the Santa Rosa range, taking in the Jackson Mountains and the Bilk Creek country. Elevations run from about 4,200 feet on the basins to over 8,900 feet on King Lear Peak. The Jacksons are an under-rated little range—tight canyons, mahogany on the north slopes, a few aspen stringers, and surprisingly good water for Nevada in the upper drainages. Below the timber line it's the standard sage-bitterbrush Great Basin country with crested wheatgrass on old burns. The east side drops into the Quinn River playa, which in a wet year holds water and in a dry year is a salt rind. Almost entirely BLM with private ranches anchored on the springs and creek mouths—and that's where the access fights happen. State Route 140 to the the north and US 95 on the east are your paved corridors. From there it's BLM road work, and the road into Sod House Pass turns to gumbo when wet. Winnemucca is the supply town, full stop. Denio Junction has gas and a bar and that's it. Cell service quits at the Quinn River and doesn't come back. Mule deer in the mahogany pockets, pronghorn on the open sage, California bighorn on the cliff bands of the Jacksons. The Jacksons see less pressure than they should because the access is genuinely a chore. Bring a saw for the deadfall on the upper roads.