Here Comes 2010!!

And with the New Year comes change - and that's what we've done at BuyWisconsinLand.com - more listings. Find your ideal building site, hunting parcel, ATV and snowmobile acreage, or just a fun getaway property. Call 877-339-6535 or email property@buywisconsinland.com and let us know what you are looking for. We can't wait to work with you in 2010.

We Wish You....

Sorry for the lack of posts this month. We've been working on updates for our website - if you don't mind a little "construction dust" stop on by and check out the changes; we still have some of the finest listings for recreational land in Wisconsin.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us at BuyWisconsinLand.com

This Weekend - Caroling at the Cave

December 4th - 6th in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin

From the WisTravel.com Discover the unique acoustics found underground! Caroling at the Cave offers visitors good cheer through a serenade by local choir groups. This charity event is standing room only with limited seating options. Holiday shoppers will enjoy extended hours in our amazing Rock & Fossil Shop with unique natural gifts for that someone special on your list. Children will enjoy a visit with Santa while making a holiday craft in our Visitor Center! Seasonal refreshments will also be available for purchase. Winter enchantment for the entire family! We are located twenty miles west of Madison just off U.S. Highways 18 and 151 between Mount Horeb and Blue Mounds.. For more information call (608) 437-3038.

Where to find your own Christmas Tree

Do you want to have that Old Fashioned Christmas feeling with your family? Take a drive and find your own Christmas tree?

PickYourOwnChristmasTree.org can help. With links to Wisconsin's Christmas Tree growers that will let you cut down your own evergreen (or assist you with the cutting once you've picked the perfect tree), you and your family can start the holidays off right. You will also find locations for sleigh rides and favorite recipes for holiday treats.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from all of us at BuyWisconsinLand.com

Do You Know Our State Fruit?

Wisconsin's State Fruit is...the Cranberry!
With over 4 million barrels of cranberries produced in 2009, Wisconsin is once again the nation's largest cranberry supplier with more than 50% of the US cranberry crop.
Warrens, Wisconsin is home to the Cranberry Discovery Center, where you can find information as well as cranberry products. They have an exhibit hall, ice cream parlor, test kitchen, resource library and gift shop waiting for you to explore. Check out their website DiscoverCranberries.com for more information.

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Is Wisconsin Dells Just for the Summer?

No Way!!
The Wisconsin Dells goes year round, and who wouldn't want to splash around one of it's fantastic indoor waterparks once the weather gets cold. Check out what's happening in the Dells at their Official Visitors Website Wisconsin Dells
Check our website to find your own getaway property BuyWisconsinLand.com
56 acres with woods and private pond

Reducing the Spread of Invasive Species

From Weekly News Article by the Central Office Wisconsin DNR

MADISON – The Wisconsin Council on Forestry is seeking public feedback on the last in a series of voluntary Best Management Practices that focus on reducing the spread of invasive species from transportation and utility corridors into nearby forested areas.

“We hope these voluntary guidelines can minimize the introduction and spread of invasive species in transportation and utility corridors. They should work if the practices become a regular part of planning, construction, and maintenance activities,” said Bernadette Williams, an invasive species specialist with the Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry.

The draft Invasive Species Best Management Practices for Transportation and Utility Rights-of-Ways in Wisconsin is available on the Invasive Species Best Management Practices page of the Wisconsin Council on Forestry Web site. Utilities and transportation representatives, government agencies, environmental groups, and the general public are invited to review the document and then participate in an online survey on the voluntary suggestions included in the manual.

Full Article
See Draft Guidelines