Unit 132 covers the country in central-eastern Nevada including the Hot Creek Range and the country east of Tonopah. Elevations span from about 5,000 feet in the basins to over 9,500 feet on the higher peaks. The Hot Creek country is classic Great Basin—sage on the basins, pinon-juniper on the benches, mahogany and aspen on the upper slopes. The country has some thermal springs that give the range its name, and a few of them flow year-round and matter to wildlife. Mostly BLM with Humboldt-Toiyabe NF on the higher ground. US 6 is the paved corridor; gravel reaches the canyons. Tonopah is your hub—gas, motels, restaurants, a small grocery. Cell service is in Tonopah and gone in the back country. Mule deer is the headline; pronghorn use the open valleys. The unit gets light pressure. Self-sufficiency is mandatory—the supply runs are long. Late October weather is cold and windy at elevation with snow possible.