Buczak Holdings Rental Properties

12/18/2025

Snowmobile trails are open and the Rustic Log has a few dates still open in January and February. Click on the link below to book

http://airbnb.com/h/therusticlog-mercerwi

11/25/2025

Snow is coming 18-30” starting tonight through thanksgiving! Book your stay now before our calendar is full. airbnb.com/h/therusticlog-mercerwi

04/30/2025

There’s always something to do in Mercer.

Check out these upcoming events for April 30, 2025 - May 6, 2025.

To get more information or check out future events: go to: https://mercercc.com/calendar/

01/21/2025

Its snowing in Florida!

01/09/2025

The Rustic Log in Mercer, WI is FINALLY up and running. If you are interested in a trip up to the northwoods, or know someone who is, please pass along our listing. airbnb.com/h/therusticlog-mercerWI
Don't forget about our other property on the Emerald coast in Florida.

The Rustic Log

12/05/2024

Looks like we are going to have a really good snowmobile season! The Rustic Log in Mercer, WI should be ready to rent after the first of the year. Message me if you want more information and to be put on our list once the rental calendar goes live.

09/30/2024

A few more pictures of the cabin in Mercer, WI.

09/27/2024

The cabin in Mercer is almost finished! Here’s a sneak peek.

05/06/2023

Coming soon! Fishing, Biking, hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, ATV riding all from one location. This up north Wisconsin property has it all.

04/16/2023

Why is the sand so white on the beach in Destin Florida and the entire Panhandle?

The sand here along the North Florida Coast is among the whitest, cleanest and softest in the world! What you might not know, is that when you walk on the beaches here, you are actually walking on the Appalachian Mountains.

The sand here is comprised mainly of 99% pure silica quartz washed down from the mountains by the Apalachicola River. The quartz is ground to a perfect oval in each grain of sand. It is so fine in texture, it literally "squeaks" under your toes as you walk on it!

Normally, such quartz has a rosy pink tint because of it's oxide coating, but the sugary-white quartz lost it's coating somewhere along it's watery journey thousands of years ago.

Visitors rave about it, and people call it the "sugar-white beaches" of Northwest Florida. The sand accumulated creating sand bars along the river bends and streams on its long journey all the way down south to the edges of the emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The white sand also helps our beaches from heating up like an oven in the Summer time, unlike other beaches with darker and coarser sand.