Somewhat poorly drained. Very slow permeability. Surface runoff is negligible. These soils occasionally pond for brief to long periods. Many areas are planted to wheat in the fall and utilized for livestock pasture during the winter months, or during dry years, some areas are cultivated to cotton or grain sorghum.
Native vegetation varies according to amount of water available.
It includes western wheatgrass, buffalograss, blue grama, vine mesquite, texas blueweed, kochia, western ragweed, cocklebur, sunflower, and mares-tail. Bur ragweed, sedges, spike rushes, bushy knotweed, frog-fruit, and saltmarsh aster may occur in wetter areas. The series is of moderate extent. These soils were formerly included in the Lipan and Randall series. Cracks open and close each year except during higher than normal rainfall years, and remain open for less than 150 cumulative days during most years.