re: Anyone have advice for land and getting ag exempt in Texas?

We purchase 40 acres for hunting. We paid a company to develop and file a timber exemption. Cost to di this was $500. It has a metal barn which counts as an improvement and a camper, which does not impact taxes as it is still on the wheels. We dropped out tax burden from just over 3k/yr to $250/yr. Lasts for 10 yrs. To comply, I have to clear youpon, which I am doing anyway. So $500 saved me $2750+ year 1... Ag requires time and fencing and animals.... if you have timber, go timber exemption.

Note, this exemption amd ag exemption will not include a house... the house will be taxed as an improvement. It will only decrease the land valuation.