Campbell Brake consists of approximately +/-1,657 acres that have a blend of upland hardwood timber, flooded cypress-tupelo brakes, productive cropland, managed wildlife food plots, areas enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, etc. The diversity of vegetation and management has created a property with a diverse habitat for white tailed deer, ducks, squirrels, wild hogs, dove and other wildlife species. The surrounding properties consist of productive cropland to the north and east, active catfish farm to the south and timberland to the southwest. The large acreage of woodland on the property offers a haven for wildlife. The current owners have made several key improvements to the property for waterfowl, including installing a water control structure in a narrow place in the Brake to hold water and installing a 12 permanent re-lift pump in Bayou Bartholomew to be used for farming and waterfowl habitat. The owner has developed a schedule of possible improvements that would further enhance the property for hunting including: installation of a reservoir levee, levees around areas of the hardwood timber for green tree flooding, duck hole developments, road improvement, a possible airstrip at the fields and more.