Lost Brake: The Island is a 1,150-acre river island set in the Mississippi River near Hayti, Missouri, in the heart of the Mississippi Flyway. A custom-built camphouse accommodates more than 20 guests, with an 800-square-foot front porch overlooking the river, while permanent hunting blinds, professional water-control infrastructure, and established food plots make the island a fully realized sporting retreat. A transport barge and a fleet of management equipment are included, and the property is sold fully turnkey.
Reached by grass-strip airplane, helicopter, or boat, the island pairs genuine seclusion with a working landscape built for serious waterfowl hunting and large-group entertaining on the Mississippi River.
PROPERTY DETAILS
Camphouse
The custom-built camphouse is designed to sleep more than 20 guests in comfort, with generous gathering spaces built for long evenings after days in the field.
River Porch
An 800-square-foot front porch overlooks the Mississippi River, the island's natural gathering point at sunrise and sunset.
Hunting Infrastructure
Permanent hunting blinds are set across the island, supported by professional water-control infrastructure and established food plots managed for waterfowl.
Equipment
The sale includes a transport barge for moving vehicles and equipment across the river, plus a fleet of management equipment, so the island operates as a turnkey sporting property from day one.
LAND AND WATER
The island comprises approximately 1,150 acres of Mississippi River bottomland: timbered hardwood forest, wetlands, sloughs, and managed water, wrapped in direct river frontage. Interior lakes and managed impoundments anchor the island's waterfowl habitat.
ACCESS AND UTILITIES
The island is accessed by grass-strip airplane, helicopter, or boat, with direct Mississippi River access. A transport barge carries vehicles and equipment across the river, and the island's geography provides complete natural seclusion.
LIFESTYLE AND VALUE
Set on the Mississippi Flyway, Lost Brake: The Island is a rare large-acreage river island built for the sporting life. Mornings begin in the blinds, afternoons unfold across 1,150 acres of bottomland and river, and evenings end on the porch above the Mississippi. With lodging for more than 20, professional-grade hunting infrastructure, and a full equipment fleet included, the island is ready for its next steward from day one.
