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Lost Brake: The Island - A Legendary Mississippi Flyway Sanctuary Known simply as "The Island," the centerpiece of the renowned Lost Brake series is available for acquisition. This 2026 offering represents a rare opportunity to own one of the most iconic and managed recreational hunting properties in the Southeast Missouri Delta. Surrounded by a natural moat of security created by the shifting geography of the Mississippi River system, this premier island retreat offers a level of seclusion and ducky habitat that is virtually impossible to replicate on your standard Delta farm. A Masterclass in Wildlife Management The Island is a case study in habitat stewardship. Comprised of a diverse mix of flooded cypress and tupelo breaks, high-energy moist soil units, and meticulously managed food plots, this property has been set up to attract huge concentrations of mallards, while simultaneously feeding and sheltering the balanced populations of deer and turkey that reside on the island. The natural thermal protection of the thick natural "Brake" timber, combined with water-control infrastructure, ensures that this property remains a high-performance waterfowl sanctuary even during the harshest of weather conditions. Meanwhile, the seclusion and privacy of the island allows for the practice of unrestricted quality deer and turkey management like very few tracts can offer. This facilitates ample opportunities to grow and hold both trophy deer, and an abundunt number of gobblers. With gobbling turkeys in the spring, fishing in the summer, rutting bucks in the fall, and mallards in flooded timber in the winter, this island truly is an all-season workhorse. Proven Tract With Turnkey Infrastructure Beyond the world-class hunting, the property features a custom built camphouse- a facility designed for the fellowship of the hunt. The camp is set up to sleep 20+ guests, and boasts ample space to host both inside and out. The front porch is an 800 sq. ft. crowd favorite, overlooking the Mississippi River and providing the perfect venue to recap the day's hunt. The property comes ready for the 2026-2027 season with established food plots, permanent blinds, and multiple seasons worth of documented success. The most difficult chapters of The Island's story-the years of barging building materials across the Mississippi and fighting the rising tides to establish infrastructure-are complete. This property is being sold fully turn-key, including the essential barge for vehicle and equipment transport, as well as a fleet of management equipment. From the fully furnished, media-famous camp, to the last water-control structure, you are buying a polished, high-performance machine. Experience the Legacy You don't have to take our word for the success of this property. Prospective buyers are encouraged to see the history of the grit and the glory by searching "Lost Brake" on Mossy Oak GO and YouTube. Every struggle and every epic hunt has been documented, providing a digital "due diligence" report of the property's proven performance. Listing Highlights: Documented History: A full catalog of content featured on the Lost Brake series on Mossy Oak GO and online platforms. Habitat: Prime Cypress/Tupelo Brake, Mixed Timber, Moist Soil, and Hot Croppable Units. The Game: Elite Waterfowl, Unpressured Whitetail, River Turkeys, and Small Game. Water Access: Direct river access for summer watersports and premier freshwater fishing. Security: Natural island geography provides ultimate privacy and game security. Infrastructure: Custom camphouse, professional-grade water control, and established food plots. Location: Lee Towhead, Southeast Missouri Delta - Anchored in the Mississippi Flyway.

Missouri's far corner, where the Mississippi built the farm.

Pemiscot County occupies the far southeastern corner of Missouri, bounded by the Mississippi River and built entirely of the rich alluvial soil the great river laid down. The land runs flat and deep, given over to cotton, soybeans, corn, and rice in expansive, often irrigated fields. This is investment farmland at its most straightforward — level, fertile, and worked hard. The river frontage and its backwater sloughs add a recreational dimension, drawing waterfowl to flooded fields and low ground through the season, with dove hunting along the field margins. Buyers looking for productive delta cropland with a Mississippi River influence will find Pemiscot squarely in that tradition. It is farm country, shaped and fed by the river at its edge.

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