Every morning I'd see the deer herd walk by - this was at Cate's Place - the family cabin where I stayed.
In the blog about energy efficiency I discussed what insulating products we decided upon and why. Check that out for more information.
Comfort Pro Insulators out of Little Suamico (north of Green Bay) is Nick's contractor of choice and an expert at the BIBS® - Blown in Blanket System. So they showed up bright and early Monday, March 23rd. The processes is to first staple a proprietary fabric tight across all the exterior studs. Then they punch a small hole in the fabric and blow in fiberglass fluff until the cavity is absolutely full. So full, in fact, that it can't settle.
Putting up the fabric on the exterior walls plus the barrier for the trusses. Last time we will see trusses or studs.
Crew knew how to use stilts!
Notice the number of staples on each stud. They had an electric staple gun that shot about a dozen staples a second.
Living room about ready
Master bedroom
Closeup of fabric
Blowing in the fiberglass. They had the actual material out in the truck and then a long hose into the house.
Hose for transporting the fiberglass
Inside truck where fiberglass is loaded in the container for blowing it into the house.
Packed tight
The fiberglass is as soft as cotton
Wall between laundry and stairwell to basement in garage. The stairwell got BIB system but they had some batts left over from another job so double insulated the laundry wall.
Basement walls got an inch of closed cell foam. in addition to the 2" of foam on the outside of the walls. 
Also foam insulation up between the trusses. This also seals those areas.
The front part of the lower level has foam over the concrete and BIBs system in the stud walls.