2010 Map of Horse Camp Waterhole

About this map

Bundy-Ross Ranch and the Jackson Ranch represent the sprawling ranching operations found throughout this portion of Kerr County during the early twenty-first century. The landscape is defined by its seasonal water management, where named catchments like Valentine Tank, Goat Tank, and Cedar Tank provide essential resources for livestock in a territory carved by intermittent drainages. Topographical features such as Beasley Draw, Lydle Draw, and Wildcat Draw channel drainage toward larger watercourses like Paint Creek and Hunger Creek. The distribution of scattered infrastructure, including Sampson Windmill, Paint Creek Windmill, and Deer Leg Windmill, reflects the practical needs of remote land management. These individual landmarks, along with the namesake Horse Camp Waterhole, provide specific points of reference for genealogists and researchers studying the modern agricultural footprint and land-use patterns of the Texas Hill Country.