The Benchley and Crockett soils are on similar landscape positions. Bremond, Mabank, and Wilson soils are on slightly lower plane to concave positions near drainageways. All these soils have loamy surface layers and argillic horizons. Moderately well drained. Permeability very slow.
Water enters the soil rapidly when dry and cracked, and very slowly when it is moist.
Runoff is low on slopes less than 1 percent, and medium on 1 to 3 percent slopes. The soil is used mainly for cultivation and rangeland. Cultivated crops include cotton, grain sorghum and corn. Winter pastures are planted to wheat, oats or ryegrass. Areas in range are little bluestem, big bluestem, switchgrass, brownseed paspalum, and indiangrass with various forbs.