Unit 091 covers the country in extreme eastern Nevada along the Utah border, including the northern Pequop Mountains and the country east toward Pilot Peak. Elevations run from about 4,800 feet on the salt flats to over 10,700 feet on Pilot Peak. The Pequops carry mahogany, aspen, and limber pine on the high country with pinon-juniper on the slopes; Pilot Peak is a striking standalone with a small subalpine cap. Below the timber the country is sage and shadscale. The salt flats east of the unit are some of the flattest, most lifeless ground in North America. Mostly BLM with Humboldt-Toiyabe NF on the highest peaks and a few private parcels along the springs. I-80 frames the south end at Oasis and Wendover; from there BLM tracks reach the back country. Wendover is your supply point—fuel, motels, a casino across the line in Utah. Cell service follows I-80 and dies. Mule deer in the mahogany, pronghorn on the sage, and bighorn (very limited) in the rocky country. Pilot Peak rewards the hunter who'll commit to a legitimate mountain hunt. Wind off the salt flats can flatten a tent.