Separating truth from fiction about antlers

Whether you read an article about big game hunting in an outdoor magazine, watch a deer or elk hunting video on the Internet, or share stories about hunting while sitting around a fall campfire, at some point the discussion will focus on antlers. Personally, I prefer the antler stories told around the campfire, but you always need to keep in mind that antlers are like the fish that got away: They grow a little bigger each time their story is told.

Fishing report, Feb. 6, 2014

■ LAKE MEAD — It has been trying times out on the lake with only light fishing action. Anglers have had a difficult time netting shad, so striper fishermen have been using anchovies as a substitute. Most fish are generally 3 pounds or less. Largemouth and smallmouth bass are holding in about 25 feet of water or toward the back of coves near brush. Casting jigs or dark plastics has enticed some response.

LEFTOVERS: Cromartie: NFL should go to pot

Based on current trajectory of public opinion and political trade winds, marijuana probably will be legal for social use all over the nation within the next decade.

North Las Vegas delays action on North 5th Street project

Meadow Valley Contractors Inc. was North Las Vegas’ first choice to finish the city’s multimillion-dollar North 5th Street improvement project, just not its last.

Nellis airmen return from Horn of Africa to open arms

The magic moment happened for 30 airmen Wednesday evening at Nellis Air Force Base. After more than four months of absence and a couple hours of waiting, they returned to the arms of their loved ones following a rescue helicopter mission in the Horn of Africa.

Alcohol possible factor in fatal Summerlin Parkway collision

Alcohol is suspected to be a factor in a head-on crash that killed two people on eastbound Summerlin Parkway Wednesday afternoon, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.

 
‘Affluenza’ teen spared jail time for deadly wreck

A judge on Wednesday ordered a Texas teenager who was sentenced to 10 years’ probation in a drunken-driving crash that killed four people to go to a rehabilitation facility paid for by his parents.

Wranglers lose third straight game, 4-1 to Colorado

Adam Hughesman put the Wranglers ahead 1-0 at the 4:34 mark with his team-leading 13th goal, but Las Vegas was shut out the rest of the way in a 4-1 ECHL loss to the Colorado Eagles on Wednesday night at Orleans Arena.

Chef Alex Stratta returns to Las Vegas

He spent more than a dozen years running some of the best restaurants on the Strip, beginning with his five-star Renoir at The Mirage and ending with his Michelin two-star Alex at Wynn Las Vegas.

 
Perennial runner-up Clay Aiken to run for Congress in NC

Former “American Idol” and “Celebrity Apprentice” runner-up Clay Aiken joined another high-profile contest Wednesday — this one to get elected to Congress in his native North Carolina.

Feds foil family’s fake smog check scheme

Luis R. Batista, 32, a former emission control inspector, pleaded guilty Wednesday in a family-run scheme to submit phony test results to the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.

Attorneys for Sun City Summerlin residents press case to Nevada Supreme Court

Attorneys representing nearly 1,000 Sun City Summerlin residents whose individual damage claims were nearly all rejected by a jury in a massive construction defect dispute took their case to the Nevada Supreme Court on Wednesday.

Las Vegas, Clark County wrestle with looming medical marijuana dispensaries

Medical marijuana dispensaries dominated the day Wednesday in Clark County and Las Vegas, with county officials working on specifics of operations and city officials voting 5-2 for a motion to tell staff to research options, but stopping short of saying “go forward.”

Life is better by design

When you look at your life, do you peer at the nooks and crannies that make up the base of your every day?

Clubs, publications can provide information about collectibles

Hunting for treasures seems to be an inborn trait. Perhaps it’s from the need of the caveman to search, find food and store some for later use. For centuries, the very rich surrounded themselves with expensive art and artifacts to impress each other and “the peasants.”

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