Wayne Hemrick asked:


We all have our own unique and individual personalities that clearly come out in our preference for foods, clothing and houses.  We all have special needs and wants when it comes to a special place that we share with family and friends, and this is what you will want to communicate to your friendly and helpful Jackson Hole Real Estate agent.  Armed with the information you provide about what you are looking for in Jackson Hole properties, your Realtor will then be much better equipped to find Jackson Hole, Wy homes for sale that will meet with your approval.

There are a great many different styles of architecture that will come into play when you set out to find suitable Jackson Hole homes for sale.  You might like a traditional Ranch house, which is a home all on one level.  It is a fabulous type of Jackson Hole real estate that many families prefer.  Many people enjoy living in period homes.  Vintage Victorian or Arts and Crafts-style homes are gorgeous and add so much to the heritage and flavor of the neighborhoods in which they are located.  In the rugged terrain found in Wyoming, many homeowners are drawn to rustic-looking but luxurious log cabin-inspired homes.  These Jackson hole properties fit in well with the wooded landscape found in this scenic area of the West.  Ranches are available where you can have your own horses and barns for your enjoyment.  Many sports enthusiasts look for vacation homes where they can spend their winters enjoying the world-class skiing found here.  By letting your Jackson Hole real estate agent know for what type of Jackson Hole homes for sale you are looking, he or she will be able to search the MLS and find Jackson Hole real estate that meets your needs.  

After your Realtor understands what you want, he or she can better locate Jackson Hole, WY homes for sale for you.  It is always a good idea to work with a local Realtor, and this is especially true if you live outside Jackson Hole.  A local Realtor has a personal understanding of the area and various neighborhoods and properties, and will be better able to give you the customized service that you want when finding and purchasing Jackson Hole real estate.

When you and your Realtor have narrowed down your options for Jackson Hole homes for sale, your Realtor will then work with you to understand the terms you are willing to offer the seller.  Your Realtor is trained in these types of negotiations so that you will be successful in finding Jackson Hole, WY homes for sale and then making the winning bid to purchase one.

You can find quality Realtors offering Jackson Hole homes for sale online.



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Art Gib asked:


Crisp mountain skylines, plunging valleys and tall pines make up the landscape for one of the most beautiful cities in the United States; Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Grand Tetons tower over Jackson Hole making for a spectacular yet breathtaking view. Yellowstone National Park is practically a stones through away and the famed Snake River runs through the valley of Jackson Hole, Wyoming giving the area a famed yet prestigious reputation for attracting not only tourists but hundreds of new residents every year.

If you have ever been to Jackson Hole, Wyoming you know the worst thing about the area is having to leave, that is why so many new residents are acquiring real estate in the Jackson Hole area. Jackson Hole, Wyoming has some of the most land available for building per square mile than hardly any other city in the area. Actually there are thousands of acres of undeveloped land in Jackson Hole just waiting for the right owners to put their hand print on it.

Whether you are looking for land to build the home of your dreams or a townhouse to rent for a few weeks so you can vacation in serene beauty with your family and friends, finding real estate in Jackson Hole, Wyoming is easy and there are a wealth of options for you to choose from.

Buying Land in Jackson Hole

Land available for building is endless in Wyoming. Here you can find everything from rolling hills to stellar mountain views with pines and valleys scattered in between. The Snake River makes for some of the most gorgeous property. Knowing where you want to plant the seeds to your dream home is the first step in finding the real estate of your dreams.

Finding the Perfect Rental Property

If you are planning on just spending a few weeks in Jackson Hole, there is plenty of real estate property available when it comes to rentals. With everything from two-story town homes to cozy one-bedroom log cabins, Jackson Hole has it all! Contact a local real estate agency to find a rental property that will suit your needs and those of your entourage.

Ranches for Sale

Jackson Hole is renowned not only for the gorgeous delight to the eyes but also for the ranches that make up a way of life for many residents. If you are looking to acquire real estate or property, why not buy a ranch where you can raise horses and other animals and make a living for yourself. Not only is ranching a way of life for many Jackson Hole residents, but they also offer a tourist attraction by offering horseback riding and rodeo entertainment for locals and visitors alike.

Homes for Sale

With the unbelievably gorgeous views that Jackson Hole has to offer, help finding your dream home is something you are only going to entrust to a qualified real estate professional. Jackson Hole real estate agents are qualified in not only finding you the best value for your money, but putting your needs and requirements first.



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jpennin21 asked:


I am a beginner that just got a C Harmonica.
It is tough for me not to blow in a couple holes a time.
I just need help learning to do one hole at a time properly.

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mark fleagle asked:


Old School Crappie Fishing Family Secrets

Crappie hole Amazing results!

A crappie hole can be anywhere, even in shallow water where you would never think crappie would be hiding. A crappie hole is actually a “hole” in the ground located in shallow water areas. You will find crappie in some of the strangest places. Gators holes are often great crappie holes. The average gator will dig a hole 12ft by 12ft . They will also mound up dirt walls entangled with Lilly pad roots, which are excellent hiding places for crappie.

In the Midwest and other areas of the county it may be a spot where a tree was removed,or died and rooted away, or a dip or pocket in the surface bottom, especially in muddy or muck bottoms.

If you are a avid crappie angler, you know these “crappie holes” hold crappie and you can catch an amazing batch of crappie in a very short period of time. Why? Because they offer protection to crappie… but not from you! Here’s what to do to catch crappie holes dry:

Step#1 You must get out on the water early before 7:ooam is perfect. Scout the shore line no farther then 15-20ft from shore to find your hole. Look directly in Lilly pads and in extremely shallow water.

Step#2 rig your bait at 6 inches, and flip your line to the center of the crappie hole. Flip your line with your wrist so the boober makes a popping noise, but pop to hard you will loose your bait. The popping sound simulates a A fallen prey and drives any holding crappie nuts and into a feeding frenzy. They will hit your bait if they are there.

Step#3 Gently flick your wrists to keep the bobber “dancing”

Step#4 If you are not getting any bites, raise your bobber completely out of the water and let it drop,this creates a similar but different and louder noise that will attract the crappie.

Step#5 And if you still don’t get anything get your bait down 12 inches .. then pop the bobber a few times. Keep moving your bait down the line until you reach 2 feet under the surface, and keep popping the bobber.



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ceili63 asked:


I’m been irrigating every day on my dentist’s orders, but one hole is much more sensitive than the other three. Is this a problem and how can I fix it?

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Dana Smith asked:


I spent the summer there under the shadows of the Grand Teton range. It was the summer of 1998 and I was the Location Chef for the Grand Teton Lodge Company. My actual address was Moran Junction, a little spot in the road where you go on your way to Jackson. It was there in the midst of this Paradise that I oversaw the operation of Three feeding stations in the Coulter bay area for the Grand Teton Lodge.

The people flocked to this part of Wyoming. At the time, Park Rangers told me that over 2 million visitors come to this tiny Park alone. Then there is the Yellowstone Park that receives even more. I bet that summer, I cooked for all 2 million of them. Howbeit, I found out why they came to the area. You can find five star cuisine, plays, top name stores, wilderness, wildlife (and I don’t mean people), mountains, and much more here in Jackson Hole.

The first and foremost reason people came to this place was scenery. No where on earth can you find such majestic mountains. In the middle of these projections that reached to the sky, the animals would graze. From Elk, Deer, Mountain Sheep, Coyote, Foxes, Ground Hogs, Moose, Black Bear, Grizzly Bear, Birds of all sorts, Fishing of all sorts, were here. They would be in there natural surroundings of Pines, water, boulders, trails, valleys, springs, and people. Yes, people. They knew you were looking, but they did not mind it. People would take their time glassing the grasses for what wildlife they could see. It was relaxing, It was gorgeous, and it was wilderness you could drive too.

This was a place where people could get away. I met people from New York, Florida, Great Britain, Asia, California, and many other places. Over the time that summer, my wife even had a limited edition pencil sketch given to her by an artist who came to know her. This is a place that all walks, all professions, and all people can come. You leave the maze of people behind in the big city with all the smog and traffic. Here in the wilds of Wyoming, you could lose yourself. The Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance estimates the number of visitors to the Hole country in Jackson in the millions. In the surrounding country of this small island paradise in Wyoming, people come to know nature. This country is known as the “gateway to Yellowstone National Park in the heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The Peaks of the Grand Tetons reach 13,000 feet above the valley floor.

The second reason people come here is the family friendly nature of the area. There is simply so much to do, so much for everyone, people like it here. The first place to stop is the Jackson Hole chuck wagon dinner. As is described on their website, if you’re hungry come to camp where you will find “massive grills sizzle with layers of beef and barbeque chicken. Oversized cast-iron skillets clank loudly as hired-hands prepare homemade beans and fresh corn for this evenings feasts”. “This is eating the cowboy way, grub is slathered upon your plate”. This is where you can eat all you want too. The wide-open spaces, the cool crisp evening, the smell of the wood, along with the waft of the pine breeze all make you hungry. The open sky full of stars beneath the Tetons makes it a perfect get away. The next place to stop is the Teton Wagon Train and Horse adventure near Yellowstone Park. They say on their website that “it is voted the True West Magazines, Best Wagon Train Experience”. As you head out on a Conestoga Wagon, your trek will take you with rubber tires and padded seats on a four day-three night trip. Full of grub, places to sleep, and plenty of wildlife to see like the loon and Trumpeter Swan, along with Moose, Elk, and Deer. There are also Fishing trips, floating trips, white water rafting, hiking trips, helicopter flights, and many more activities in the area.

The third reason people come is the scenic routes and easy access. You can drive from Jackson Hole on highway 26-89-191 south to the Grand Teton Park. Go to the 42 mile Teton Park Scenic Loop. This can be accessed from two other main roads as well. It virtually links Jackson Hole, the Grand Teton Park, Yellowstone Park, and even Dubois. Be sure to bring a map, to make sure you find the spot to turn off. The highlights of this drive are unbelievable. The Snake river winds to this road and the Parks. Here is a list of some points of interest: Teton Point Overlook-the Valley Glaciers Snake River Overlook-The Fur Trapper Era Cunningham Cabin (suggested family activity), Oxbow Bend-River Dynamics Jackson Point Overlook-The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Cathedral Group Turnout-Creation of Peaks Jenny Lake Overlook- Mountain Glaciation Cottonwood Creek Picnic Area-Fire Ecology Bill Menor Homestead and Maude Noble Cabin (family activity) Biotic Communities of Grand Teton National Park Early Peoples in Jackson Hole, and Mormon Row.

I recommend finding good hotels and making reservations in advance. If you get online you can find great deals and save yourself money. On top of that most online reservation systems like Orbit or Hotels.com will tell you what the accommodations are like and give you peoples comments on the places they have stayed. One place I recommend is to stay at Coulter bay. You can stay in Cabins that have a dated history. For dinners, there are many places to eat at plus a nice walk on Teton Lake shore sides when you are done. You can also take boat rides, go canoeing, charter fishing boats, go on a fish fry in the middle of the lake to one of the small islands, or even watch the wildlife there. Don’t be surprise to see a bear, moose, or deer close by.

There is nothing like this country in the summer. The roads can get a bit crowded, but I spent the whole season there, it is a great place anytime. I recommend you do come early in the season or late, as both these times have an extra special touch. You can talk with people, that work in the area, and get to know them. They can fill you in on what to do and where to go. These are the times you can sit quietly and write, make music, take pictures, meditate, pray, and enjoy the scenery. It will make you want to come back. Believe me, the colors are vibrant, the animals are wild, the place is serene, and the people are friendly. It’s a place I like to go and you will too.



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Michael asked:


Shouldn’t this be the other way around? I never understood why the person who actually got the hole in one had to buy everyone in the clubhouse a drink. I have looked long and hard to see how this started but I cannot find anything.

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joooeeeee asked:


im 13 and i wanna learn how 2 golf (obviously) and i want to learn how on a course or whatever but not to pricey and optional maybe they could rent clubs or tell u what kinda clubs u need

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fantasy fotballer asked:


I recieved a hole in one less than a week ago and wondering if anybody might know of anything out there rewarding you for a hole in one.

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