The 1-d-1 valuation saves Texas landowners thousands a year. WildCaliche keeps yours safe — evidence vault, plan-aware compliance, and the official annual report, done from your phone.
Appraisal districts each have their own rules. We've verified 36 counties so far — we'll email you yours, free.
Your county appraisal district can revoke a wildlife-management valuation and roll back the difference between ag value and market value — up to five years, plus interest. For a 200-acre place, that's often tens of thousands of dollars. Miss an annual report, slip below three of the seven required practices, or fail a records check, and the protection quietly disappears. WildCaliche makes "never lose it" the default.
Every activity, photo, and receipt — dated and geo-tagged in the field, even with no cell service. When the county asks for records, you're ready in minutes, not days.
Your actual filed wildlife-management plan, not a generic checklist. WildCaliche tracks the 3-of-7 practice requirement against it and flags gaps in November — not in April.
The official annual report, generated from your own records — every checkbox, every date, on the form your appraisal district expects. You review it, sign it, and file it.
Your county's real rules, verified against the appraisal district itself. Travis files by March 2, Uvalde by December, most of the Hill Country by April 30 — WildCaliche knows which one applies to you.
Photo or voice note from the truck. GPS and date captured automatically, offline, wherever the place is.
Your records are checked against your plan year-round. Gaps get flagged early, with time to fix them.
The PWD-888 is drafted from your records. You review, sign, submit — and your compliance history is safely archived.
WildCaliche is built for the landowner who's in Houston on Tuesday and on the place Friday — the one who stands to lose the most if the valuation slips, and has the least time to chase paperwork. If that's you, your county's deadline is waiting in the form above.