Below are the documents needed for Agricultural and Wildlife.

Agricultural & Wildlife Guidelines

Ag Qualification Guidelines

Useful information for property owners who may be considering, or have questions relating to, agricultural valuation.

Ag Qualification Guidelines

Wildlife Qualification Guidelines

Useful information for property owners who may be considering, or have questions relating to, wildlife ag valuation.

Wildlife Management is the exact – same tax break as agricultural valuation. However, instead of producing food or fiber as a prudent farmer or rancher, you would focus on wildlife management.

The land size has to meet the qualifications outlined in the guideline and has to have the prior five year history of use in agriculture to convert to wildlife management.  You cannot use wildlife management to qualify for agricultural appraisal but Wildlife Management is an agricultural practice, so if you decide to go back to agricultural valuation, contact the Appraisal district office for the necessary forms to change the use.

Wildlife Qualification Guidelines

Agricultural & Wildlife Applications

Ag Application

Application for 1-d-1 (Open-Space) Agricultural Use Appraisal agricultural valuation.  Must be filled out for Agricultural Evaluation and Wildlife Management use.

Ag Application

Wildlife Management Plan

Wildlife Management Plan must be provided when applying for Wildlife Management Use. The Ag Application,  Form 50-129, will need to be filled out as well.

Wildlife Management Plan

Wildlife Management Annual Report

Wildlife Management Plan must be provided every year when under Wildlife Management Use.

Wildlife Management Annual Report

Wildlife Management Use Texas Parks & Wildlife Contacts

Wildlife Management Contacts through Texas Parks & Wildlife.

Texas Parks & Wildlife Contacts