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WEST POINT, MS – Mossy Oak Properties, Inc. is pleased to announce its recent award winners, revealed at the company’s recent Land Summit, held February 24th through February 25th, 2026 in Starkville, Mississippi. Pam Welch of Mossy Oak Properties Selling Arkansas, was honored as the 2025 Mossy Oak Properties Agent of the Year. The award, which recognizes the
Pictured: Riparian corridor along the sandy-bottomed Double Branch Creek on a listing in Polk County, Texas. This floodplain area functions as a primary wildlife travel corridor and offers Floodplain is one of the most misunderstood terms in rural real estate. Too often, it gets treated as a liability before it is understood and discounted before
A Complete Deer Hunting Guide to Behavior Most hunters fail because they chase the idea of a deer instead of studying the animal itself. They obsess over deer hunting essentials, yet sit in the wrong tree at the wrong time with the wind blowing their scent across three counties. Then they wonder why nothing shows
Mossy Oak Properties, Inc. is pleased to announce the members of its 2025 4th Quarter Pinnacle Club. The Pinnacle Club recognizes ten of the top land brokers each quarter from a network of more than 650 agents and brokers across 30 states. Chris Hawley, CEO/President and Co-Founder of Mossy Oak Properties, Inc., stated: “We are excited
How a Family Land Trust Helps Families Keep Their Land A grandfather spends 40 years building up 500 acres. He hunts it, farms part of it, and always planned for his grandkids to do the same. Then he dies without a plan. The land goes to his three adult children. Two of them want to
When someone calls and says they want to buy land, I ask one thing: “What do you need it to do?” Not what you want it to look like. Not how many acres. What role does this land play in your life? Texas has 268,000 square miles of possibility. Pineywoods in the east. Hill Country
Have you ever wondered what truly defines an extraordinary legacy property, one that blends seclusion, natural abundance, and refined comfort for generations to come? As high-net-worth individuals and families seek havens that transcend mere real estate, consider how a sprawling estate like Red Oak Ranch might fulfill those aspirations. What if a single property could
Indiana built its identity on rivers. Early settlers followed the Wabash and Ohio inland from the east. Traders moved goods on flatboats before railroads existed. Towns sprang up where rivers met, where ferries crossed, and where mill dams could generate power. The state sits between two major water systems. The Great Lakes influence reaches down
Rivers cut through Texas like arteries, moving life across the state from north to south, east to west. They carved canyons through limestone, built delta wetlands along the coast, and gave settlers water in an otherwise harsh land. Texas sits at the meeting point of four different climate zones, so rivers here take on wildly
Texas sits on top of more than 7,000 lakes and reservoirs. These waters snake through pine forests in the east, carve into limestone canyons through Hill Country, and stretch across wide open plains. Some formed naturally over centuries. Others got dammed up in the mid-1900s to control flooding and generate power. What started as flood
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