The first documented use of an evergreen tree in a Christmas celebration was in Riga, Latvia, in the year 1510 - and it is a great tradition that lives on today!
We at BuyWisconsinLand.com wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a safe and joyous Holiday Season.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Saturday, December 5, 2009
6th Annual Sharing the Holiday Community Dinner
Sunday, December 20th 11am to 3pm
Travelers Inn & Convention Ctr.
1700 E Bridge St.
New Lisbon, Wisconsin
From juneaucounty.com:
Menu: Turkey,ham, potatoes,corn, dressing,cranberry sauce,cookies and refreshments Each child will have a free picture taken with Santa to take home with them. Door prizes will be drawn throughout the day. Open to anyone in the New Lisbon School District. If you know someone who needs a ride or would like a meal delivered Please contact one of these numbers: 847-2227, 562-5141, 562-5386, 547-6553.
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Travelers Inn & Convention Ctr.
1700 E Bridge St.
New Lisbon, Wisconsin
From juneaucounty.com:
Menu: Turkey,ham, potatoes,corn, dressing,cranberry sauce,cookies and refreshments Each child will have a free picture taken with Santa to take home with them. Door prizes will be drawn throughout the day. Open to anyone in the New Lisbon School District. If you know someone who needs a ride or would like a meal delivered Please contact one of these numbers: 847-2227, 562-5141, 562-5386, 547-6553.
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Christmas Events in Mauston
Pictures with Santa will be at the Hatch Library Saturday December 5th from 1 to 3 pm.
The Christmas Parade in Mauston will be held Saturday December 5th at 6pm.
For more community events - check out the 2009 Community Calendar.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from all of us at BuyWisconsinLand.com
The Christmas Parade in Mauston will be held Saturday December 5th at 6pm.
For more community events - check out the 2009 Community Calendar.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from all of us at BuyWisconsinLand.com
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Whooping Cranes in Necedah Wildlife Refuge
NECEDAH — Nine young whooping cranes were released Saturday on the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge.
The cranes are part of the Direct Autumn Release project conducted by the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership, according to a news release from the organization. The partnership is an international coalition of public and private groups that is reintroducing whooping cranes into North America. Full Story from Wis Rapids Tribune
Wisconsin - Florida Crane Migration
20 Cranes are being escorted by ultralight planes with white-suited pilots and a ground crew. This journey of 1,285 miles can take up to 90 days.
Live video and an updated field journal of the migration are available at www.operationmigration.org.
The cranes are part of the Direct Autumn Release project conducted by the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership, according to a news release from the organization. The partnership is an international coalition of public and private groups that is reintroducing whooping cranes into North America. Full Story from Wis Rapids Tribune
Wisconsin - Florida Crane Migration
20 Cranes are being escorted by ultralight planes with white-suited pilots and a ground crew. This journey of 1,285 miles can take up to 90 days.
Live video and an updated field journal of the migration are available at www.operationmigration.org.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
New Map Shows Deer Population Estimates
Weekly News Article by the Central Office Wisconsin DNR
MADISON – An online color map [PDF] that compares estimated deer populations to population goals offers a view into how population estimates are used to determine season structures.
The color-coded map of Wisconsin’s deer management units (DMUs) assigns a color to a deer management unit in one of four categories according to population estimates: more than 20 percent below population goals; within 20 percent plus or minus of population goals; 20 to 40 percent above goals; and more than 40 percent above goals.
Populations determine structure.
See State Map
Full Article
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MADISON – An online color map [PDF] that compares estimated deer populations to population goals offers a view into how population estimates are used to determine season structures.
The color-coded map of Wisconsin’s deer management units (DMUs) assigns a color to a deer management unit in one of four categories according to population estimates: more than 20 percent below population goals; within 20 percent plus or minus of population goals; 20 to 40 percent above goals; and more than 40 percent above goals.
Populations determine structure.
See State Map
Full Article
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Hungry?
Visiting Juneau County and not sure where to eat?
A Taste of Juneau County will tell you all about the types of food and restaurants available when you visit - Where to Eat in Juneau County is a list of eateries in the area.
Check out our listings in Juneau County - as they say "It's worth a closer look"
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A Taste of Juneau County will tell you all about the types of food and restaurants available when you visit - Where to Eat in Juneau County is a list of eateries in the area.
Check out our listings in Juneau County - as they say "It's worth a closer look"
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Monday, October 12, 2009
Meadow Valley Wildlife Area
Wonderful place to enjoy nature just north of the Juneau County line in Wood County.
Meadow Valley Wildlife Area is a 58,000 acre property. It is located in Central Wisconsin between Necedah and Babcock, about two hours driving time north from Madison. It is 25 miles southwest of Wisconsin Rapids and 20 miles north of Mauston. Or, one mile west of Babcock on Highway X.Wildlife Area Info
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Juneau County Outdoor Report as of Oct. 1, 2009
From the Department of Natural Resources
Buckhorn State Park - The park and wildlife areas are open for the early bow deer season and deer can be registered at the park office. Waterfowl, small game hunting and trapping are allowed in the Yellow River and Buckhorn Wildlife Areas only. Fall turkey hunting is allowed in the Yellow River Wildlife Area and is not allowed in the new park land for fall. New maps are available at the park office that show the parkland that was acquired last fall which is now state park land and has the hunting rules on them. An accessible deer hunting blind and two accessible waterfowl blinds can be reserved by persons with disabilities. If not reserved, they are first come, first served. The accessible fishing pier is located by the north shelter. Canoes and kayaks are available for renting at the park and many visitors have been enjoying them. We have an adapted kayak for use by people with disabilities. People have been hiking all over the park and taking pictures for the photo contest. GPS units are available to check out as well as a binder of geocaches at Buckhorn and Roche-A-Cri. Some campsites will remain open for the weekend and are non-reservable. Check with the park office on availability. Sites 8,9, 16 and sites in the group camp, A1-A4, A6-A8 and B1-B3 are reservable through Oct 12.
See Complete Statewide Report
Buckhorn State Park - The park and wildlife areas are open for the early bow deer season and deer can be registered at the park office. Waterfowl, small game hunting and trapping are allowed in the Yellow River and Buckhorn Wildlife Areas only. Fall turkey hunting is allowed in the Yellow River Wildlife Area and is not allowed in the new park land for fall. New maps are available at the park office that show the parkland that was acquired last fall which is now state park land and has the hunting rules on them. An accessible deer hunting blind and two accessible waterfowl blinds can be reserved by persons with disabilities. If not reserved, they are first come, first served. The accessible fishing pier is located by the north shelter. Canoes and kayaks are available for renting at the park and many visitors have been enjoying them. We have an adapted kayak for use by people with disabilities. People have been hiking all over the park and taking pictures for the photo contest. GPS units are available to check out as well as a binder of geocaches at Buckhorn and Roche-A-Cri. Some campsites will remain open for the weekend and are non-reservable. Check with the park office on availability. Sites 8,9, 16 and sites in the group camp, A1-A4, A6-A8 and B1-B3 are reservable through Oct 12.
See Complete Statewide Report
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Family Fun in Mauston
6th Annual RIVER OF MEMORIES RENDEZVOUS AND FALL FESTIVAL
Friday to Sunday October 10, 11 & 12
On the banks of the Lemonweir River, Roosevelt Street, Mauston
This is a pre-1840 reenactment of life on the frontier. There are fur traders & buckskinners in authentic attire living in lodges and teepees. Tomahawk & knife throwing, flint & steel fire starting, cooking, smithing, spinning, weaving, & beading.
This is a non-alcholic family event - Adults $2, Children 5 and over $1, Families $5
For more information contact junueauctourism@yahoo.com or call 608-847-1904
Friday to Sunday October 10, 11 & 12
On the banks of the Lemonweir River, Roosevelt Street, Mauston
This is a pre-1840 reenactment of life on the frontier. There are fur traders & buckskinners in authentic attire living in lodges and teepees. Tomahawk & knife throwing, flint & steel fire starting, cooking, smithing, spinning, weaving, & beading.
This is a non-alcholic family event - Adults $2, Children 5 and over $1, Families $5
For more information contact junueauctourism@yahoo.com or call 608-847-1904
Friday, September 18, 2009
Juneau County Wisconsin Outdoor Report as of September 17, 2009
Buckhorn State Park - The park and wildlife areas are open for the early bow deer season and deer can be registered at the park office. Waterfowl and small game hunting and trapping are allowed in the Yellow River and Buckhorn Wildlife Areas only. Fall turkey hunting is allowed in the Yellow River Wildlife Area and is not allowed in the new park land for fall. New maps are available at the park office that show the parkland that was acquired last fall which is now state park land and has the hunting rules on them . An accessible deer hunting blind and two accessible waterfowl blinds can be reserved by persons with disabilities. If not reserved, they are first-come. People have been hiking all over the park and taking pictures for the photo contest. GPS units are available to check out as well as a binder of geocaches at Buckhorn and Roche-A-Cri. Blazing stars, goldenrods, and asters are blooming in the prairies and oak barrens areas. Some campsites will remain open for the weekend and are non-reservable.
See Complete DNR Report
To see my Juneau County listings stop by the website Juneau County - BuyWisconsinLand.com
See Complete DNR Report
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
Castle Rock Lake 4th Largest Inland Lake in WI
Castle Rock Lake is the fourth largest inland lake in Wisconsin and offers plenty of fishing, camping and boating. Buckhorn State Park, Castle Rock Park & Germantown Park offers visitors plenty of space to picnic and enjoy the view. Many campsites and resorts surround the lake and boat launches are plentiful. Whether your thing is jet skiing or sailing, there's plenty of big water for you to enjoy for a day, a week or a lifetime!
Map of Castle Rock Lake
Map of Castle Rock Lake
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Shoreland zoning in Wisconsin
Here's a great article explaining Wisconsin's Lakefront and Shoreland Zoning.
Wisconsin Shoreland Zoning Rules
With over 15,000 inland lakes, 50,000 miles of rivers and streams, and 1000 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, water plays a key role in shaping the physical and cultural identity of Wisconsin. Boasting of quiet trout streams, wild rivers and streams, and inland lakes and wetlands created by ice-age glaciers, Wisconsin is blessed with a tremendous number and variety of water resources. Providing a necessary source of food and transportation, these water resources played a key role in the settlement of Wisconsin by Native American tribes and early settlers. Today, our water resources continue to play a vital role to local economies, natural habitats, and recreational activities.
To read all the requirements click here
Minimum Statewide Shoreland Zoning Standards
This information comes directly from the Wisconsin Realtors Association of which I am a proud member!
Wisconsin Shoreland Zoning Rules
With over 15,000 inland lakes, 50,000 miles of rivers and streams, and 1000 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, water plays a key role in shaping the physical and cultural identity of Wisconsin. Boasting of quiet trout streams, wild rivers and streams, and inland lakes and wetlands created by ice-age glaciers, Wisconsin is blessed with a tremendous number and variety of water resources. Providing a necessary source of food and transportation, these water resources played a key role in the settlement of Wisconsin by Native American tribes and early settlers. Today, our water resources continue to play a vital role to local economies, natural habitats, and recreational activities.
To read all the requirements click here
Minimum Statewide Shoreland Zoning Standards
This information comes directly from the Wisconsin Realtors Association of which I am a proud member!
Private property rights
This information comes directly off of the Wisconsin Realtors Association Website
Private Property Rights
"Property" is more than just the physical thing—the land, the bricks, the mortar—it is also the sum of all the rights and powers incident to ownership of the physical thing. It is the tangible and the intangible. Property is composed of constituent elements and of these elements the right to use the physical thing to the exclusion of others is the most essential and beneficial. Without this right all other elements would be of little value.' " -- Dickman v. Commissioner, 465 U.S. 330, 336 (1984).
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Private Property Rights
"Property" is more than just the physical thing—the land, the bricks, the mortar—it is also the sum of all the rights and powers incident to ownership of the physical thing. It is the tangible and the intangible. Property is composed of constituent elements and of these elements the right to use the physical thing to the exclusion of others is the most essential and beneficial. Without this right all other elements would be of little value.' " -- Dickman v. Commissioner, 465 U.S. 330, 336 (1984).
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Floodplain Thoughts
If you're thinking of buying a property that is or may be located in a floodplain - this article will tell you what exactly a floodplain is and help you know what to look for.
Floodplains
Floodplains are normally dry or semi-dry land areas to which water naturally flows as water levels rise. Floodplains are typically found near rivers, lakes and the coast; however, many of Wisconsin's flood-prone lands are simply low-lying areas or depressions where water naturally collects when it rains.
Click here for tips when buying possible floodplain property The following information may be helpful for those who are looking to purchase property that may be located in a floodplain area
The above information is from the Wisconsin Realtors Association of which I am a proud member!
Floodplains
Floodplains are normally dry or semi-dry land areas to which water naturally flows as water levels rise. Floodplains are typically found near rivers, lakes and the coast; however, many of Wisconsin's flood-prone lands are simply low-lying areas or depressions where water naturally collects when it rains.
Click here for tips when buying possible floodplain property The following information may be helpful for those who are looking to purchase property that may be located in a floodplain area
The above information is from the Wisconsin Realtors Association of which I am a proud member!
Current Market Info
Good Morning:
As of today there are 76 active vacant land properties forsale over 20 acres and above and 4 actual closing since January 1st, 2009 to today. This information comes directly from the SC MLS. For more information regarding what's currently for-sale in Juneau County Wisconsin go to www.BuyWisconsinLand.com
As of today there are 76 active vacant land properties forsale over 20 acres and above and 4 actual closing since January 1st, 2009 to today. This information comes directly from the SC MLS. For more information regarding what's currently for-sale in Juneau County Wisconsin go to www.BuyWisconsinLand.com
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