Managing land in Texas comes with both great responsibility and significant opportunities. With about 37% of Texas lands covered in forests, owning timberland has considerable ecological and economic value. Fortunately, the Texas Timber Exemption offers landowners a powerful way to conserve their forests, support wildlife management efforts, and enjoy substantial tax benefits. ...
[vc_row row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" text_align="left" box_shadow_on_row="no"][vc_column][vc_empty_space height="15px" image_repeat="no-repeat"][vc_column_text css=""]As the Texas sun hits its stride, so do the many opportunities for landowners to stay engaged and make meaningful progress on their properties. In the summer edition of Seasons', we’re excited to introduce the newest member of our leadership team, John Kinsey, whose expertise further strengthens our commitment to landowners here in Texas. We also provide reminders about summer activities that can help keep your Wildlife...
Managing land in Texas comes with both great responsibility and significant opportunities. With about 37% of Texas lands covered in forests, owning timberland has considerable ecological and economic value. Fortunately, the Texas Timber Exemption offers landowners a powerful way to conserve their forests, support wildlife management efforts, and enjoy substantial tax benefits. ...
Managing land in Texas comes with both great responsibility and significant opportunities. With about 37% of Texas lands covered in forests, owning timberland has considerable ecological and economic value. Fortunately, the Texas Timber Exemption offers landowners a powerful way to conserve their forests, support wildlife management efforts, and enjoy substantial tax benefits. ...
Managing land in Texas comes with both great responsibility and significant opportunities. With about 37% of Texas lands covered in forests, owning timberland has considerable ecological and economic value. Fortunately, the Texas Timber Exemption offers landowners a powerful way to conserve their forests, support wildlife management efforts, and enjoy substantial tax benefits. ...
Spring is in full swing, bringing new opportunities for landowners to support native wildlife and meet their property goals through Wildlife Management. In this edition, we’re highlighting timely spring activities, like habitat control, supplemental water, and supplemental food, that can make a big difference for your land....
For many landowners in Texas, managing their property can feel like a balancing act between financial investment and personal priorities. What if you could save money while actively contributing to conservation efforts? That's exactly what a wildlife management valuation in Texas offers. This legal tax designation not only benefits Texas landowners financially but also promotes long-term environmental stewardship....
As we step into the new year, it's the perfect time to focus on winter wildlife management activities that set the stage for a thriving habitat in the months ahead. In this edition of Seasons, we're sharing practical tips and insights for landowners to tackle during the cooler months. We're also thrilled to highlight the latest episode of Your Texas Land, featuring an inspiring conversation with Texas Wildlife Association CEO, Justin Dreibelbis, about empowering landowners...
As the crisp autumn morning air settles in, it’s the perfect time to focus on key wildlife management activities that benefit your land and its inhabitants. In this issue, we’ll explore practical steps you can take this fall to enhance your property’s wildlife habitat, introduce our latest podcast episode of Your Texas Land where we dive deep into the essentials of Wildlife Management, and highlight our exciting new service—the Thermal Deer Drone Survey....
A Case Study Breakdown in Brazos County Challenge: Michelle and her husband were frustrated with the challenges of maintaining their agricultural property tax valuation. They were tired of the constant churn of cattle leases and the uncertainty of who would be managing the land next. With new developments popping up around them, their habitat was shrinking. They wanted their property to be a haven for them. Protecting the wildlife was a priority. Dealing with the local county appraisal district proved...
