Bexar soils are on positions similar to Lindy soils. Hensley soils have sola less than 20 inches thick. Leeray soils are clayey throughout and have gilgai microrelief. Hensley and Leeray soils are on positions similar to Lindy soils. Palopinto soils have sola less than 20 inches thick and loamy-skeletal control sections and are above along slopes and ridgetops.
Rowden soils occur in similar positions.
Truce soils have sola thicker than 40 inches and are slightly higher in the landscape on convex stream divides or hillsides. Dominantly used as rangeland, but in some areas sizable amounts are cultivated with small grains and grain sorghums as the main crops. The native vegetation is mid and short grasses with scattered mesquite and post oak trees. Central Texas, possibly Oklahoma. The series is extensive.