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This property has been in the Wettstein Family for many years. I grew up on this property and have lived on it for 64 years. My father (Wendell Wettstein) built the barn in 1948 to hold Read more...
This property has been in the Wettstein Family for many years. I grew up on this property and have lived on it for 64 years. My father (Wendell Wettstein) built the barn in 1948 to hold livestock in and also to have a dairy. Linda and I have raised all our children on this place and now bring our grandchildren out to visit. We are a crop producing farm and run a pheasant hunting lodge during the hunting season. This would be a place where you can come out to just relax for as long as you want to.