petz: dogz 5 and catz 5 Compilation catz 5 and dogz 5 are two great virtual petz games – now they combine for even more fun! Watch and laugh as dogz and catz live on your computer desktop – you’ll raise them as they grow, play, and learn together. When they grow up, many will start families of their own. Tasty Treatz are one way to reward your petz for good behavior – just don’t overdo it. Use the spray bottle to keep particularly naughty petz in line. Your petz will run away if they feel neglected. Please adopt only those petz you’re sure you want and take good care of them!
Customer Review: Very good computer game for pre-teen youngsters
Got this for my 10-year-old granddaughter for Christmas. She installed it herself, it seems to run fine with no problems. She loves the game, spends hours (more if I let her) playing it. Best of all, it is non-violent, and may even be educational!

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Pahrump Valley Times – The event takes place at Lone Wolf Shooting Ranch, between Manse Road and Gamebird Road, at the old Wulfenstein pit. There will be a Civil War re-enactment on the “battlefield” at the south end of the Saddle West Parking lot at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m

Hunting preserves find niche
Record – There’s a hint of fall in the air heralding the opening of licensed gamebird clubs in the Central Valley. Soon, pen-raised birds will take to wing and give hunters their first chances of the year for quality, close-to-home shooting. Hunters and

Youth hunts will take place this weekend
Kansas City Star – During both hunts, adults will not be allowed to shoot, only supervise. For youngsters, this weekend is only the start. Many other youth hunts will take place in October in Kansas and Missouri, including waterfowl days in other zones, upland gamebird

Community assistance
Pahrump Valley Times – Monday-Saturday. West Star Ranch Thrift Store, 780 Manse Road (quarter mile west of Pahrump Valley Boulevard), 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday. catholic Thrift Store, 2031 E. Gamebird Road, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m

Town approves airport grant
Pahrump Valley Times – Thus the Pahrump Town Board’s approval of amending its contract with Aries Consultants, Ltd. is one more step in completing the Pahrump Valley Airport, to be located two miles south of Gamebird Road and Winchester Avenue. The contract was tweaked at

Out There: Hunting And Shooting Miscellany
ESPN.com – Most challenging gamebird The honor of being our continent’s most difficult wing-shooting challenge probably belongs to the Himalayan snowcock, an Asian game bird introduced to a few mountainous areas in Nevada. These birds are hunted only at

Ban on Canadian game birds lifted
Billings Gazette – After stopping hunter-killed wild birds from Saskatchewan at the Canadian border last weekend, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has lifted its ban and hunters can once again bring harvested upland birds and waterfowl into the U.S. The import ban

Ron Schara: Celebrate good times
Minneapolis Star Tribune – Savor the moment. The ringneck pheasant in the Upper Midwest is both a perfect and very vulnerable gamebird. This is not news. It’s always been that way. And the bird’s rising or falling tide has always been determined by forces beyond pheasant

Park Ridge fissures at ‘ground zero’
Pahrump Valley Times – A report by engineers at the time noted 35 locations with soil failure between Hacienda Street and Gamebird Road. At the time, Nye County Public Works Director Samson Yao estimated the price tag to fix that erosion would be $192,000. The plan called

PVHS band to perform
Pahrump Valley Times – Gamebird Road. Hours are , 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday, and 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. Open schooling shows Pahrump Open Schooling shows will be held at 9 a.m. Oct. 13 and Nov. 3 at McCullough Arena (corner of Highway 160 and Basin Road). Call Debby

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