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Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
Form
50-129
The Property Tax Assistance Division at the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts provides property tax
information and resources for taxpayers, local taxing entities, appraisal districts and appraisal review boards.
For more information, visit our website:
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Application for 1-d-1 (Open-Space)
Agricultural Use Appraisal
____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________
Appraisal District’s Name Phone (area code and number)
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address, City, State, ZIP Code
GENERAL INFORMATION: Texas Constitution, Article VIII, Section 1-d-1, and Tax Code, Chapter 23, Subchapter D, provide for appraisal of open-space
land. The Comptroller’s Manual for the Appraisal of Agricultural Land on the Comptroller’s website provides information regarding applying for special
appraisal, qualication requirements and additional taxes and penalties created by a changes of land use. Local appraisal district staff can answer
questions regarding these matters.
FILING INSTRUCTIONS: This application and all supporting documentation must be led with the appraisal district office in each county in which the
property is located so that the chief appraiser is able to determine whether the statutory qualications have been met. Do not le this document with the
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. A directory with contact information for appraisal district offices may be found on the Comptroller’s website.
APPLICATION DEADLINES: The completed application must be led with the chief appraiser before May 1 of the year for which agricultural appraisal is
requested. If the application is approved, a new application is not required in later years unless the land ownership changes, eligibility ends or the chief
appraiser requests a new application.
A late application may be led up to midnight the day before the appraisal review board approves appraisal records for the year, which usually occurs in
July. If a late application is approved, a penalty will be applied in an amount equal to 10 percent of the difference between the amount of tax imposed on
the property and the amount that would be imposed if the property were taxed at market value.
DUTY TO NOTIFY AND PENALTIES: The property owner must notify the chief appraiser no later than the April 30 following the change in use or eligibility.
A change of land use for all or part of the property will trigger substantial additional tax plus interest (a rollback tax). Payment of a penalty may also be
required for failure to notify the chief appraiser of a change in agricultural use or qualication. Notice must be delivered to the chief appraiser if:
• the property stops being used for agriculture (e.g., voluntarily stopped farming);
• category of land use changes (e.g., from dry cropland to irrigated cropland);
• level of use changes (e.g., a substantial increase or decrease the number of cattle raised);
• nature of use changes (e.g., a switch from growing corn to growing ornamental plants);
• property owner enters, leaves or changes governmental programs (e.g., 100 acres placed in a conservation reserve program); or
• the land is used for something other than agriculture (e.g., to build a shopping center on most of the land).
DUTY TO NOTIFY FOR CERTAIN LANDOWNERS: If land ceases to be devoted principally to agricultural use to the degree of intensity generally
accepted in the area, open-space appraisal may be retained if the chief appraiser is notied as required and the property owner:
• is a member of the armed services who is deployed or stationed outside of Texas who intends to return the land to the manner and to the degree of
intensity that is generally accepted in the area not later than the 180th day after being deployed or stationed outside this state ceases.
• owns land that has previously been under open-space appraisal primarily based on its citrus production; the land is located in a pest management
zone; and an agreement was executed to destroy, remove or treat all the citrus trees located on the land that are or could become infested with
pests with one of the following: Texas Citrus Pest and Disease Management Corporation, Inc., the Texas Commissioner of Agriculture or the U.S.
Department of Agriculture.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION
If the initial application form does not contain all essential information, the chief appraiser may request additional information that is necessary to
determine whether the land qualies for 1-d-1 appraisal. The chief appraiser may disapprove the application and request additional information. The chief
appraiser may deny the application and that determination may be protested to the county appraisal review board in a timely manner. If the chief appraiser
requests additional information from an applicant, the information must be furnished within 30 days after the date of the request, or the application is
denied. For good cause shown, the chief appraiser may extend the deadline for furnishing the information by written order for a single 15 day period.
State the year for which agricultural use appraisal is sought.
_______________________________
Tax Year
Did the applicant own the property that is the subject of this application on Jan. 1 of the tax year? ..........................
Yes
No
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SECTION 1: Property Owner/Applicant
The applicant is the following type of property owner:
Individual
Partnership
Corporation
Other (specify): ___________________________________________
_______________________________________________________ __________________________________________
Name of Property Owner Driver’s License, Personal I.D. Certicate
Social Security Number or Federal Tax I.D. Number*
Provide date of birth if property owner is an individual (Failure to provide date of birth does not affect eligibility for special appraisal.) __________________
Date of Birth
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Physical Address, City, State, ZIP Code
_____________________________________ ____________________________________________________________
Primary Phone Number (area code and number) Email Address**
Mailing Address of Property Owner (if different from the physical address provided above):
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address, City, State, ZIP Code
SECTION 2: Authorized Representative
If you are an individual property owner ling this application on your own behalf, skip to section 3; all other applicants are required to complete
section 2.
Please indicate the basis for your authority to represent the property owner in ling this application:
Officer of the company
General Partner of the company
Attorney for property owner
Agent for tax matters appointed under Tax Code Section 1.111 with completed and signed Form 50-162
Other and explain basis: _______________________________________________________________________________
Provide the following information for the individual with the legal authority to act for the property owner in this matter:
_______________________________________________________ __________________________________________
Name of Authorized Representative Driver’s License, Personal I.D. Certicate or Social Security Number*
_____________________________________ ____________________________ ______________________________
Title of Authorized Representative Primary Phone Number (area code and number) Email Address**
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address, City, State, ZIP Code
SECTION 3: Property Description
Provide the descriptive information requested below for the property that is the subject of this application or attach last year’s tax statement, notice of
appraised value or other correspondence identifying the property.
_____________________________________ __________________________
Appraisal District Account Number (if known) Number of Acres (subject to this application)
Legal description, abstract numbers, eld numbers and/or plat numbers:
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SECTION 4: Property Information
Select the appropriate box in response to each question below.
1. Has the ownership of the property changed since Jan. 1 of last year or since the last application was submitted? ...........
Yes
No
If yes, the new owner must complete all applicable questions and, if the land is used to manage wildlife, sections 5
and 6 must be completed.
2. Last year, was 1-d-1 appraisal allowed on this property by the chief appraiser of this appraisal district? ...................
Yes
No
If no, all applicable questions must be completed and, if the land is used to manage wildlife, sections 5 and 6 must
be completed.
If yes, complete only those parts of sections 5 and 6 that have changed since the earlier application or any
information in sections 5 and 6 requested by the chief appraiser.
3. Is this property located within the corporate limits of a city or town? ...............................................
Yes
No
SECTION 5: Property Use
Agricultural use includes, but is not limited to, the following activities: (1) cultivating the soil; (2) producing crops for human food, animal feed, or planting
seed or for the production of bers; (3) oriculture, viticulture and horticulture; (4) raising or keeping livestock; (5) raising or keeping exotic animals or
fowl for the production of human food or ber, leather, pelts or other tangible products having a commercial value; (6) planting cover crops or leaving
land idle for the purpose of participating in a governmental program provided the land is not used for residential purposes or a purpose inconsistent with
agricultural use or leaving the land idle in conjunction with normal crop or livestock rotation procedures; (7) producing or harvesting logs and posts used
for construction or repair of fences, pens, barns or other agricultural improvements on adjacent open-space land having the same owner and devoted to a
different agricultural use; (8) wildlife management; and (9) beekeeping.
Wildlife management is dened as actively using land that at the time the wildlife-management use began, was appraised as qualied open-space or
timberland under Tax Code, Chapter 23, Subchapter D or E, to propagate a sustaining breeding, migrating or wintering population of indigenous wild
animals for human use, including food, medicine or recreation, in at least three of the following ways: (1) habitat control; (2) erosion control; (3) predator
control; (4) providing supplemental supplies of water; (5) providing supplement supplies of food; (6) providing shelters; and (7) making census counts to
determine population.
Wildlife management is dened as actively using land to protect federally listed endangered species under a federal permit if the land is included in a
habitat preserve subject to a conservation easement created under Natural Resources Code Chapter 183 or part of a conservation development under
a federally approved habitat conservation plan restricting the use of the land to protect federally listed endangered species or actively using land for a
conservation or restoration project under certain federal and state statutes. These two types of wildlife management uses do not require showing a history
of agricultural use but do require evidence identied in section 6, questions 7 and 8.
Agricultural land use categories include: (1) irrigated cropland; (2) dry cropland; (3) improved pastureland; (4) native pastureland; (5) orchard;
(6) wasteland; (7) timber production; (8) wildlife management; and (9) other categories of land that are typical in the area.
Provide complete answers to the following questions. List the agricultural use of the property according to the agricultural land categories listed in the
preceding paragraph. Divide the total acreage according to individual uses to which the land is principally devoted.
1. Describe the current and past agricultural uses of this property as described above, starting with the current year and working back 5 years or until 5
out of 7 years of agricultural use is shown. Five years of continuous agricultural use may be required if the land is located within the corporate limits of
a city or town.
Year
Agricultural Use Category of Land
(list all that apply)
Acres Principally Devoted to
Agricultural Use
Current
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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2. (a) List the livestock, exotic animals or exotic fowl raised or the type of wildlife managed on the property and the number of acres used for each activity.
Attach a list if the space is not sufficient.
Livestock, Exotic or Wildlife Number of Acres
(b) How many head of livestock or exotic animals are raised on the property (average per year)?
Livestock or Exotics Number of Head
3. List the crops grown (including ornamental plants, owers or grapevines) and the number of acres devoted to each crop. Attach a list if the space is not
sufficient.
Type of Crop Number of Acres
4. List participation in any government programs for planting cover crops or land lying idle and the number of acres devoted to each program. Attach a list
if the space is not sufficient.
Program Name Number of Acres
5. If the property is now used for any nonagricultural activities, list all nonagricultural uses and the number of acres devoted to each use. Attach a list if
the space is not sufficient.
Nonagricultural Use Number of Acres
SECTION 6: Wildlife Management Use
Complete this section only if the land is used for wildlife management. If the land is not used for wildlife management, do not complete this
section.
1. If the land is used to manage wildlife, list at least three of the wildlife management practices being used (listed and described in section 5).
A.
______________________________________________________________________________________________
B. ______________________________________________________________________________________________
C. ______________________________________________________________________________________________
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2. Indicate the property’s agricultural land use category (described in section 5) for the tax year preceding the land’s conversion to wildlife management
use. For example, if the land was categorized as native pasture before conversion to wildlife management, native pasture would be the response to this
request as it is the category of use prior to conversion.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. Attach the wildlife management plan for the property using the appropriate T
exas Parks and Wildlife Department form (obtained at www.tpwd.texas.gov/
landwater/land/private/agricultural_land/).
4. Was the land subject to wildlife management a part of a larger tract of land qualied for 1-d-1 or timberland
....................................................................
Yes
Noappraisal on Jan. 1 of the previous year?
5. Is any part of the land subject to wildlife management managed through a wildlife management property association? .......
Yes
No
If yes, attach a written agreement obligating the owners in the association to perform wildlife management practices
necessary to qualify wildlife management land for 1-d-1 appraisal.
6. Is any part of the land located in an area designated by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department as a habitat for an
endangered species, a threatened species or a candidate species for listing by as threatened or endangered?
.............
Yes
No
7.
(a) Is the land that is the subject of this application subject to a permit issued under Federal Endangered Species Act
Section 7 or 10(a)? ..................................................................................
Yes
No
(b) If yes, is the land included in a habitat preserve and subject to a conservation easement created under
Texas Natural Resources Code Chapter 183 or part of a conservation development under a federally approved
habitat conservation plan? .............................................................................
Yes
No
If yes to questions 7(a) and (b), provide evidence of the permit and of the conservation easement or habitat conservation plan.
Your application cannot be approved without this evidence.
8. Is the land that is the subject of this application actively used for a conservation or restoration project providing
compensation for natural resources damage under one or more of the following laws:
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (42 U.S.C. Section 9601 et seq.) ...............
Yes
No
Oil Pollution Act (33 U.S.C. Section 2701 et seq.) ..............................................................
Yes
No
Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. Section 1251 et seq.) ..............................................
Yes
No
Texas Natural Resources Code Chapter 40 ..................................................................
Yes
No
If yes to any of the above, provide evidence of the conservation easement, deed restriction or settlement agreement with the Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality. Applications without this evidence cannot be approved.
SECTION 7: Conversion to Timber Production
1. Was the land subject to this application converted to timber production after Sept. 1, 1997? ............................
Yes
No
If yes, on what date was it converted to timber production? _____________________________
2. Does the property owner wish to have the land subject to this application continue to be appraised as 1-d-1 land? ..........
Yes
No
If yes, complete section 5, question 1, and all other questions in that section that describe the previous agricultural use of this land.
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SECTION 8: Certication and Signature
NOTICE REGARDING PENALTIES FOR MAKING OR FILING AN APPLICATION CONTAINING A FALSE STATEMENT: If you make a false statement
on this form, you could be found guilty of a Class A misdemeanor or a state jail felony under Penal Code Section 37.10.
I,
______________________________________________________________ , swear or affirm the following:
Printed Name of Property Owner or Authorized Representative
1. that each fact contained in this application is true and correct;
2. that the property described in this application meets the qualications under Texas law for the special appraisal claimed; and
3. that I have read and understand the Notice Regarding Penalties for Making or Filing an Application Containing a False Statement.
_______________________________________________ ________________________________________
Signature of Property Owner or Authorized Representative Date
* If the property owner is a company or other legal entity (not an individual), the Federal Tax I.D. Number is to be provided. Disclosure of your social security number (SSN) may
be required and is authorized by law for the purpose of tax administration and identication of any individual affected by applicable law. Authority: 42 U.S.C. § 405(c)(2)(C)(i);
Tax Code Section 11.43(f). Except as authorized by Tax Code Section11.48(b), a driver’s license number, personal identication certicate number, or social security number
provided in this application for an exemption led with your county appraisal district is condential and not open to public inspection under Tax Code Section 11.48(a).
** An email address of a member of the public could be condential under Government Code Section 552.137; however, by including the email address on this form, you are
affirmatively consenting to its release under the Public Information Act.
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1-D-1 Open Space Agricultural Valuation
Wildlife Management Plan for the Year(s)
Submit this plan to your County Chief Appraiser, not to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Part I. Owner Information Account Number:
Owner’s Name:
Current mailing address:
City, town, post office, state and zip code:
Phone number:
Tract Name: Majority County:
Additional Counties (if any):
Part II. Property Description
Legal Description of Property:
Location of Property (distance and direction from nearest town; specify highway/road numbers):
Is Acreage under high fence: Yes No Partial: (Describe)
Total Acreage:
Habitat Types and Amounts of Acres:
Ecoregion
(refer to Comprehensive Wildlife Management
Planning Guidelines)
Cropland Bottomland/Riparian wetlands
Native
Non-native Pasture Pasture/Grassland timberlands
Native Range/Brush Other (describe)
III. Species targeted for management. (List all that apply. Attach additional page(s) if needed)
Deer turkey quail songbirds waterfowl doves bats
Neotropical songbirds (List)
Reptiles (list) Amphibians (list)
Small mammals (list) Insects (list)
Identified species of concern (List)
Other (List)
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Part IV. Management Plan Goals and Objectives
Describe the wildlife management goals (what you want the property to look like, or want to be able
to do with it) and objectives (how you intend to achieve these goals) for this piece of property. You
may use an additional page if needed. (Note: This space will expand as you type.)
Part V. Qualifying Wildlife Management Activities
Check the wildlife management practices to be implemented on the property during the coming year
that will support and achieve your management goals. A minimum of three practices is required.
Habitat control Provide supplemental supplies of water
Erosion control Provide supplemental supplies of food
Predator control Provide shelters
Making census counts to determine population.
Part VI. White tail Deer and Mule Deer Population Management
Is hunting to be a part of this wildlife management plan? Yes No
If YES, type of hunting: Lease hunting Family/guests only Both
List deer harvest for past three seasons:
Year: Bucks: Does:
Year: Bucks: Does:
Year: Bucks: Does:
Population Management Goals:
Target Density for Pre-season Deer Population (fall density)
Target Sex Ratio (does/buck):
Target Production (fawns/doe):
Other (may be age, weight, antler measurements, browse conditions, etc.
Deer Harvest Strategy (numbers, types of deer to be harvested to achieve goals):
Part VII. Wildlife Management Association Membership
Are you a member of a wildlife management association (co-op)? Yes No
Are you a member of a wildlife property association? Yes No
Name of wildlife property co-op/association, if YES is checked.
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Part VIII. Wildlife Management Activities
Check the activities you intend to implement during the year to support each of the wildlife
management activities listed in Part V.
1. HABITAT CONTROL
Grazing management. Check grazing system being utilized.
1 herd/3pasture 1 herd/4 pasture 1 herd/multiple pasture
High intensity/low frequency (HILF) Short duration system
Other type of grazing system (describe)
Additional Information:
Prescribed Burning
Acres to be burned: Planned burn date:
Additional Information:
Range Enhancement (Range Reseeding)
Acres to be seeded: Date to be seeded:
Seeding Method: Broadcast Drilled Native Hay
Seeding mixture to be used:
Fertilized: Yes No
Weed control needed for establishment? Yes No
Additional Information:
Brush Management. Acres to be treated: Check method of brush management:
Mechanical
grubber chain roller chopper/aerator rhome disc
brush hog (shredder) dozer hand-cutting (chainsaw)
hydraulic shears other (describe):
Chemical Kind: Rate:
Brush management design:
block mosaic strips: width: Length:
Additional Information:
Fence Modification
Target species: pronghorn antelope bighorn sheep
Technique: fold up bottom of net-wire Gap width:
replace sections of net-wire with barbed wire. Gap width:
Miles of fencing that will be modified:
replace entire net-wire fence with barbed wire. Miles replaced:
Additional Information:
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Riparian management and enhancement
Fencing of riparian area
Complete fencing Partial fencing
Deferment from livestock grazing
Complete deferment partial deferment Season deferred :
Establish vegetation
Trees (list species)
Shrubs (list species)
Herbaceous species (list)
Additional Information:
Wetland enhancement
Provide seasonal water Provide permanent water Moist soil management
Other (describe)
Additional Information:
Habitat Protection for species of concern
Fencing Firebreaks Prescribed burning Control of nest parasites
Habitat manipulation (thinning, etc.) Native/exotic ungulate control
Other (describe)
Additional Information:
Prescribed Control of Native, Exotic and Feral Species
Prescribed control of vegetation Prescribed control of animal species
Species being controlled:
Method of control:
Additional Information:
Wildlife Restoration
Habitat restoration Wildlife restoration
Target species:
Method of restoration:
Additional Information:
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2. EROSION CONTROL
Pond construction and repair
Surface area (acres): Number of cubic yards of soil displaced:
Length of dam (feet): Planned date of construction:
Additional Information:
Gully shaping
Total acres to be treated: Acres treated annually:
Seeding mix used for reestablishment of vegetation:
Planned date of construction:
Additional Information:
Streamside, pond, and wetland revegetation. Techniques used:
Native hay bales Fencing Filter strips Seeding upland buffer
Rip-rap, etc. stream crossings Other:
Planned date of construction:
Additional Information:
Herbaceous and/or woody plant establishment on critical areas (erodible)
Establish windbreak Establish shrub mottes Improve plant diversity
Improve wildlife habitat Conservation/no-till practices Manage CRP cover
Additional Information:
Dike/Levee Construction/Management
Reshaping/repairing erosion damage Revegetating/stabilize levee areas
Install water control structure Fencing
Additional Information:
Establish water diversion
Type: Channel Ridge
Slope: level graded Length (feet)
Vegetated: No Yes
If Yes:
Additional Information:
Native: Crop:
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3. PREDATOR CONTROL
Imported red fire ants (verify prior to application that product is labeled for pasture use)
Control of cowbirds Grackle/starling/house sparrow control
Method of control: Trapping Shooting Baiting Scare tactics
Coyotes Feral hogs Raccoon Skunk Bobcat Mountain lion
Rat snakes Feral cats/dogs
Method of control: Trapping Shooting M-44 (licensed applicators)
Poison collars (1080 certified, licensed, applicator) Other
Additional Information:
4. SUPPLEMENTAL WATER
Marsh/Wetland Restoration or Development
Greentree reservoirs Shallow roost pond development Seasonally flooded crops
Artificially created wetlands Marsh restoration/development/protection
Prairie pothole restoration/development/protection Moist soil management units
Planned date of construction:
Additional Information:
Well/trough/windmill overflow/other wildlife watering facilities
Drill new well Depth: Gallons per minute:
Windmill Pump Pipeline: Size: Length:
Modification(s) of existing water source
Fencing Overflow Trough modification Pipeline
Distance between water sources (waterers):
Type of wildlife watering facility:
PVC pipe facility # Drum with faucet or float #
Small game guzzler # Windmill supply pipe dripper #
Plastic container # In-ground bowl trough #
Big game guzzler # Inverted umbrella guzzler #
Flying saucer guzzler # Ranch Specialties guzzler #
Other:
Additional Information:
Spring development and/or enhancement
Fencing Water diversion/pipeline Brush removal Spring clean out
Other:
Additional Information:
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5. PROVIDING SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD
Grazing management Prescribed burning Range enhancement
Food plots Size: Fenced: Yes No
Irrigated: Yes No
Plantings: Cool season annual crops:
Warm season annual crops:
Annual mix of native plants:
Perennial mix of native plants:
Additional Information:
Feeders and mineral supplementation
Purpose: Supplementation Harvesting of wildlife
Targeted wildlife species:
Feed type: Mineral type:
Feeder type: Number of feeders:
Method of mineral dispensing:
Number of mineral locations:
Year round: Yes No If not, state when:
Additional Information:
Managing tame pasture, old fields and croplands
Overseeding cool and/or warm season legumes and/or small grains
Periodic disturbance (Discing/Mowing/Shredding) Conservation/no-till
Additional Information:
Transition management of tame grass monocultures
Overseed 25% of tame grass pastures with locally adapted legumes
Species planted: Clover Peas Vetch Other:
Additional Information:
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6. PROVIDING SUPPLEMENTAL SHELTER
Nest boxes Target Species:
Cavity type. # Bat boxes. # Raptor pole. #
Additional Information:
Brush piles and slash retention
Type: Slash Brush piles Number per acre:
Additional Information:
Fence line management Length: Initial establishment: Yes No
Plant type established: Trees Shrubs Forbs Grasses
Additional Information:
Hay meadow, pasture and cropland management for wildlife
A
cres treated:
Shelter establishment: Roadside management Terrace/wind breaks Field borders
Shelterbelts Conservation Reserve Program lands management
Type of vegetation: Annual Perennial
Species and percent of mixture
Deferred mowing Period of deferment:
Mowing Acres mowed annually:
No till/minimum till
Additional Information:
Half-cutting trees or shrubs
Acreage to be treated annually: Number of half-cuts annually:
Additional Information:
Woody plant/shrub establishment
Pattern: Block Mosaic Strips: Width:
Acreage or length established annually: Spacing:
Shrub/tree species used:
Additional Information:
Natural cavity/snag development
Species of snag: Size of snags: Number/acre:
Additional Information:
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7. CENSUS
Spotlight counts Targeted species:
Length of route: Visibility of route:
Dates (3 required) A. B. C.
Additional Information:
Standardized incidental observations
Targeted species:
Observations from: Feeders Food plots Blinds Vehicle Other
Dates:
Additional Information:
Stand counts of deer (5 one hour counts per stand required). Number of stands:
Dates:
Additional Information:
Aerial Counts Species counted:
Type of survey: Helicopter Fixed-wing
Percent of area surveyed: Total 50% Other:
Additional Information:
Track counts: Predators Furbearers Deer Other:
Additional Information:
Daylight deer herd/wildlife composition counts
Species: Deer Turkey Dove Quail Other
Additional Information:
Harvest data collection/record keeping: Deer Game birds
Age Weight Sex Antler data Harvest date
Additional Information:
Browse utilization surveys (thirty 12-foot circular plots required)
Additional Information:
Census of endangered, threatened, or protected wildlife. Species:
Method and dates:
Additional Information:
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Census and monitoring of nongame wildlife species. Species:
Method and dates:
Additional Information:
Miscellaneous Counts: Species being counted:
Remote detection (i.e., cameras) Hahn (walking) line Roost counts
Booming ground counts Time/area counts Songbird transects and counts
Quail call and covey counts Point counts Small mammal traps
Drift fences and pitfall traps Bat departures Dove call counts
Chachalaca counts Turkey hen/poultry counts Waterfowl/water bird counts
Alligator nest/census counts Other:
Additional Information:
IX. Additional Supporting Information. (Optional)
Attach any other supporting information, such as maps or photographs that you believe to be
relevant to this wildlife management plan.
I certify that the above information provided by me in this application is to the best of my
knowledge and belief, true and complete.
Landowner Signature Date
This area for use only if the wildlife management plan was prepared for the above landowner
for a fee by a wildlife professional or consultant. *
Signature of person preparing wildlife management plan. Date
Company Phone Number
*Signature by TPWD not required for this plan to be valid.
Texas Parks and Wildlife does not maintain the information collected through this form. This completed form is only provided to the County Tax
Appraiser. Please inquire with your County Central Appraisal District on any local laws concerning any information collected through this form.
PWD 885-W7000 (07/08)
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Application for 1-d-1 (Open-Space) Agricultural Use Appraisal (Montgomery Central Appraisal District)

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Completed 3 April 2021

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