Your Wildlife Management.
Documented in the Field.
Ready When It Counts.
WildMark helps Texas landowners with Wildlife Management Valuation (1-d-1 Open Space) capture field activities, organize supporting documentation, and prepare the official Annual Report (Form PWD-888) with confidence.
From Field Journal
to Annual Report.
Six straightforward steps from field capture to organized documentation.
Create Property
Create and organize your wildlife management property.
Capture Activities in the Field Journal
Use your phone or tablet while you're in the field to record wildlife management activities and capture supporting documentation as you work.
Upload Supporting Documentation
Attach photos, maps, receipts, invoices, PDFs, and notes to each Field Journal entry so everything stays together.
Clone Last Year's Annual Report
Save time by cloning the previous year's Annual Report (Form PWD-888) and updating only the activities and details that changed.
Prepare Annual Report (Form PWD-888)
Review your documented activities and prepare the official Texas Wildlife Management Annual Report with confidence.
Generate Submission Package
Compile your Annual Report together with supporting Field Journal documentation into a professional PDF package ready for submission to your county appraisal district.
Every journal entry tells
the story of your land.
From brush work and water improvements to wildlife observations and habitat projects, WildMark keeps your documentation organized by property, management practice, activity, date, and report year.
Half-Cutting
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Predator Species Control
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GIS Map
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Brush Management
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Feeders and Mineral Supplementation
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Wildlife Watering Facilities
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Capture it in the field.
Your records, already organized.
Capture wildlife management activities while you're on the property using your phone or tablet. Add a photo, tag the activity, then let WildMark organize everything—ready when it's time to prepare your Annual Report.
Your Annual Report.
Already organized.Ready to submit.
WildMark's guided Annual Report Builder helps you create and maintain your Texas Wildlife Management Annual Report (Form PWD-888). Clone last year's report, update only what changed, and generate an organized report ready for submission.
WildMark is an independent software platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD).
Everything together.
Ready to submit.
WildMark packages your annual report into one organized PDF submission package — the official TPWD Form PWD-888 first, followed by your Field Journal, index, photos, maps, notes, and supporting documentation.
Simple property-based
pricing.
One annual subscription per property. Start with your first property for $99/year, then add additional properties for just $69/year. No per-report fees.
First Property
For your first property under Wildlife Management Valuation.
- One property subscription
- Unlimited Field Journal entries
- Unlimited annual reports
- Official Form PWD-888 generation
- Clone previous year's reports
- Supporting documentation management
- One-click submission package generation
Free to start. No credit card required.
Additional Property
Existing CustomerFor each additional property added to your WildMark account.
- Additional property subscription
- All WildMark features included
- Annual subscription
Available after your first property.
Every property subscription includes the complete WildMark platform. No feature tiers. No per-report fees.
Common questions
answered plainly.
WildMark is designed specifically for Texas landowners managing property under Wildlife Management Valuation (1-d-1 Open Space) who prepare annual wildlife management reports for their county appraisal district.
Yes. WildMark is designed around the official Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Annual Wildlife Management Report (Form PWD-888). The application preserves the official form structure while helping organize your documentation and populate the report more efficiently.
No. WildMark is a documentation and reporting tool that helps organize wildlife management records and prepare your annual report. Landowners remain responsible for reviewing, verifying, and submitting their reports. Final approval is determined independently by the county appraisal district.
Yes. WildMark is designed for mobile use in the field. Capture photos, notes, wildlife observations, receipts, and supporting documentation directly from your phone, then organize everything for your annual report.
Yes. Your first property is $99 per year, and additional properties can be added to your account for $69 per year. Every property receives the complete WildMark feature set, including Field Journal, Annual Reports, supporting documentation management, and submission package generation.
A property typically corresponds to a single tract or parcel that has its own Wildlife Management Valuation and appraisal district account. If you manage multiple separate tracts under separate account numbers, each is managed as its own property within WildMark.
WildMark supports documentation for virtually any qualifying wildlife management activity, including food plots, supplemental water, brush management, predator control, prescribed burning, habitat improvement, wildlife census activities, supplemental feeding, erosion control, wetland enhancement, and many other management practices recognized under Texas Wildlife Management Valuation guidelines.
WildMark supports photos, PDFs, receipts, invoices, surveys, maps, and other supporting documentation that helps substantiate your wildlife management activities. All evidence is organized alongside the appropriate Field Journal entries and annual reports.
Guides for Texas Wildlife Management
Quick references for wildlife records, annual reporting, and appraisal district documentation.
Wildlife Management Guide
Texas Wildlife Management Plans
Qualifying activities, valuation basics, and annual documentation.
Read Guide →Documentation Guide
Document Wildlife Activities
Photos, notes, dates, locations, and supporting records.
Read Guide →Annual Reporting Guide
Prepare Your Annual Report
Organize records into a professional submission package.
Read Guide →