To the OP, check out Camp Wood and the Nuecess river, not far from Leakey and worth the visit.........

In other words you stepped in it.

that's correct don k........I will own it......

All the maps show them running through separate directions in Real county and both dumping into Choke Canyon Reservoir in Live Oak county with only the Nueces flowing southward to the Gulf of Mexico from there.

I miss the days of getting out of hand on the Frio. Thank God they didn't have camera phones back then.

I guess all that beer Erath Kid forces down me had me thinking was next to Leakey but it was Camp Wood......it is deep aqua blue clear water there, worth visiting if you have not....

Maybe been drinking too much of that salty Brazos on the Pitchfork. LOL

You might want to look at a map a little closer...Three Rivers is named for the 3 rivers that converge there...Nueces, Frio and Atascosa...only one of them flows into Choke Canyon. Frio leaves Choke and dumps into the Atascosa then it flows into the Nueces which then flows in the Lake Corpus Christi at Mathis.

OK Ranch, I wasn't looking at it that carefully but thanks for the clarification.

Well.....just never mind. I can't.


God bless you sir

I was having a bad morning and was too quick to reply and wrong.......I apologize for the insult was unnecessary...

Water under the bridge.....pardon the pun


For the record the camp wood/Nueces river area is very much worth checking out

As my mother was fond of saying, "I was wrong once before."

'Tis a rare thing, especially these days, for a man to admit he was wrong. No harm no foul IMO Marc. But addressing another man's height, on something so trivial, gave me pause too.

Not to mention ranch road 337. One of the most scenic drives in Texas.

FWIW, we own land in Camp Wood and Leakey. As to the original question about animals, you name it they've got it. I've seen Axis, Aoudad, Addax, Blackbuck, Springbok, Mouflon, Red stag, Whitetail and lots of hogs. Never know what is going to walk out. I've heard reports that the WT population is on the decline. Plenty of other targets to hunt. Good luck.

Forgot to add Zebra and Watusi, free range. They hung out at my camp and wanted food handouts. Obviously not scared of humans. Never know what you'll see in those hills.

Speaking of Watusi, at the count of three let's all dance, 1-2-3 dance. "Do the Watusi"