Oneida County

Now this news update on Wisconsin Radio Network.

Oneida County will be pulling down its flock safety cameras.

Raymond Newport explains.

Chief Deputy Terry Hook tells WJFW-TV and Rhinelander that cameras are already offline and have been since the end of August.

So I went to Wisconsin in August, glad enough to get away from the city's heat and noise and dirt.

Deep Lake, the choice of the Moores, was in Oneida County, which is designated among the scenic sections of Wisconsin as Northwoods Eastern.

And scenic it surely was.

The last part of the train ride had shown me that, and when we were motoring from the railroad station to the Moore bungalow, I was impressed with the weird beauty all about.

Geologists say that this whole continent was an ocean, and when the first island was thrust up above the surface of the waters, it was Wisconsin itself.

Then the earth kindly threw up the other states, and so here we are." "I thought all these lakes were glacial." "Oh, yes, so they are, but you don't know much, do you? The glacial period came along a lot later, and as the slow-moving fields of ice plowed down through this section, they scooped out the Mississippi Valley, the beds of the Great Lakes, and also the beds of innumerable little lakes.

There are 7,000 lakes in Wisconsin and 2,000 in Oneida County alone." "I am duly impressed, Key, but quite as much by the way you rattle off this information as by the knowledge itself.

Where'd you get it all?" "Out of the automobile book," he returned, unabashed.

So I have reached out here a little bit.

Uh, I'll say to veterans, you know, my, uh, one of the folks that helped out, um, tremendously and tried to get this going was a, uh, the County veteran service, uh, officer for, um, for Oneida County in Wisconsin.

And so the CVSO is a good source, resource for veterans, I've found.

Varies depending on who's the lead person there, but this person helped out with getting me on their Facebook page and some other related things like that.

So I went to Wisconsin in August, glad enough to get away from the city's heat and noise and dirt.

Deep Lake, the choice of the Moores, was in Oneida County, which is designated among the scenic sections of Wisconsin as North Woods Eastern.

And scenic it surely was.

The last part of the train ride had shown me that, and when we were motoring from the railroad station to the Moore bungalow, I was impressed with the weird beauty all about.

Geologists say that this whole continent was an ocean, and when the first island was thrust up above the surface of the waters, it was Wisconsin itself.

Then the earth kindly threw up the other states, and so here we are." "I thought all these lakes were glacial." "Oh, yes, so they are, but you don't know much, do you? The glacial period came along a lot later, and as the slow-moving fields of ice plowed down through this section, they scooped out the Mississippi Valley, the beds of the Great Lakes, and also the beds of innumerable little lakes.

There are 7,000 lakes in Wisconsin and 2,000 in Oneida County alone." "I am duly impressed, Key, but quite as much by the way you rattle off this information as by the knowledge itself.

Where'd you get it all?" "Out of the automobile book," he returned, unabashed.

But I'm gonna mention it again.

Oneida County is a no bait, no feed county for deer.

So you can always check this too, um, on the DNR webs- website.

So, um, there may be other counties that are open, but currently Oneida County is closed.

And another thing I want to mention is registration.

So for your deer, you have until 5:00 PM the day after recovery to register your deer.

Well, no, that might be...

I think Hazelhurst is either Lincoln or Oneida County, but I would have to go with, uh, Miss K's Kitchen up there.

Very good stuff.

Miss K's Kitchen.

So I went to Wisconsin in August, glad enough to get away from the city's heat and noise and dirt.

Deep Lake, the choice of the Moores, was in Oneida County, which is designated among the scenic sections of Wisconsin as Northwoods Eastern.

And scenic it surely was.

The last part of the train ride had shown me that, and when we were motoring from the railroad station to the Moore bungalow, I was impressed with the weird beauty all about.

"I thought all these lakes were glacial." "Oh, yes, so they are.

But you don't know much, do you? The glacial period came along a lot later, and as the slow-moving fields of ice plowed down through this section, they scooped out the Mississippi Valley, the beds of the Great Lakes, and also the beds of innumerable little lakes.

There are seven thousand lakes in Wisconsin, and two thousand in Oneida County alone." "I am duly impressed, Key, but quite as much by the way you rattle off this information as by the knowledge itself.

Where'd you get it all?" "Out of the automobile book," he returned, unabashed.