Practical guides for Texas landowners on wildlife management practices, 1-d-1-w valuations, and staying audit-ready.
Every county appraisal district applies the state's wildlife valuation rules its own way. Find your county to see its filing deadline, minimum acreage rule, reporting schedule, and inspections, with every source linked.
Read more →Keeping a wildlife tax valuation takes more than a management plan. Each year you have to show you carried out the practices it describes. Here is what a Texas Parks and Wildlife biologist says appraisal districts look for, and how to document practices so they count.
Read more →You just bought rural Texas land with an ag or wildlife valuation, and the clock started the day you signed. Here's a first-90-days checklist to keep it: verify your status, learn your county's deadlines, understand rollback risk, and document from day one.
Read more →Texas requires at least three of the seven wildlife management practices every year. Here's how to pick ones that protect your valuation, fit your land, and are easy to prove at audit time.
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