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Buc-ees sues competing travel operator

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Saturday, July 23, 2016
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Buc-ee's is biting back, claiming a competing travel operator is trying to steal the likeness of its brand.

Buc-ee's says the Choke Canyon cartoon alligator logo is too close to their own.

But that's not the only problem. In a federal lawsuit, Buc-ees alleges the San Antonio-based company has copied their concept of over-sized, clean bathrooms, abundant gas pumps and parking.

You can see the entire lawsuit, including photos, by clicking or tapping here.

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