Are There Any Wild Burros in Nevada?

Yep, you can find them here:

Managed for Burros Only

• Bullfrog HMA
• Gold Butte HMA
• Goldfield HMA
• Hickison Summit Burro Range HMA
• Johnnie HMA
• Marietta Wild Burro Range HMA
• McGee Mountain HMA
• Muddy Mountains HMA
• Silver Peak HMA
• Stonewall HMA

Managed for Horses and Burros

• Blue Wing Mountains HMA
• Lava Beds HMA
• Montezuma Peak HMA
• Red Rock HMA
• Seven Troughs HMA
• Warm Springs Canyon HMA
• Wheeler Pass HMA

The stocking rate on some of these HMAs is so low that the probability of actually seeing a horse or burro is small.  Best chance might be on the Blue Wing Mountains and Warm Springs Canyon HMAs, with stocking rates of 3.6 and 2.2 animals per thousand acres respectively (based on the upper range of the AMLs).

In the burros-only category, Marietta Wild Burro Range is best, with a stocking rate of 1.6 animals per thousand acres.

In addition to the Marietta burros, this video gives you a nice view of the Nevada high desert.