County guide · Existing bee exemptions

Crockett County
bee exemption requirements.

Crockett has an association-reported starting point of 3 active hives on five qualifying acres. The association reports three hives on five qualifying acres.

Minimum active hives
3on the first 5
qualifying acres

Hive figures and time on property: Texas Beekeepers Association, 2024.

Qualifying bee acreage
5–20 acres

Land used for qualifying beekeeping, with the approved acreage shown separately.

Time on the property
7 months

Reported by the association, 2024.

A “bee exemption” is usually 1-d-1 open-space agricultural appraisal of qualifying land. Your records support the actual beekeeping taking place there.

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Reported starting point
3 hives

The starting figure applies to five qualifying acres.

Association-reported
District paperwork
Use the requested form

Agricultural appraisal and other land-use reports are separate documents.

Keep the bee operation tied to its existing appraisal account.

Crockett's reported starting requirement is three hives on five qualifying acres.23 Keep the acreage shown in your existing appraisal records with the hive locations, colony counts, and beekeeper service notes.

Crockett CAD's Forms page lists the agricultural-appraisal application and wildlife annual-report material separately.29 Use the document named in any request for your bee property, and make the account number easy to find on the supporting packet. A wildlife report should not become the default bee report simply because it is available on the same page.

Keep with the year’s records

Records for your Crockett property

  • Existing appraisal account and acreage
  • Hive locations and colony counts
  • Beekeeper service notes
  • The specific form named by Crockett CAD
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A few Crockett County questions.

What hive count is listed for Crockett County?

The association reports 3 active hives on the first five qualifying acres. The association reports three hives on five qualifying acres.

Can my beekeeper’s records be part of the packet?

Yes. Keep dated service notes that identify your Crockett County property, the active-colony count, and the work completed. Add the relevant agreement or lease.

Your appraisal district

Use the district’s current instructions for the form and delivery method requested for your property.

Sources reviewed September 13, 2026. 2024 association entry.

Sources & district resources

  1. Texas Beekeepers Association: County Agricultural Valuation Guidelines, June 24, 2024
  2. Crockett CAD: Forms
  3. Texas Tax Code, Chapter 23
  4. Texas Comptroller: Agricultural, Timberland and Wildlife Management Use Special Appraisal

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