I'm good at most things outdoors, but grass ID is not one of them. I think this is native grass, but not sure. Land has been in our family for 120+ years. A lot of it was put in Bermuda in the 40's and 50's by my grandfather, so there's lots of it still around, but there is about 40 acres of our property nearby that is native prairie and was never broken. I've been seeing more and more of it over the last few years, some of which I can attribute to better environmental conditions (aka rain and no drought) and a reduced grazing pressure.
Anyway, some of y'all experts chime in. This is in Cooke County in the Blackland Prairie.
Anyway, some of y'all experts chime in. This is in Cooke County in the Blackland Prairie.