Heres some I can think of from our farm. We keep them mapped out as well. I won't even list the names of the ones from my club.

The rebar stand
Back Field Stand
Windbreak Stand
Finger field Lookout
Big Oak Stand
2 Man ladder
Smokehouse Stand
Lightline Stand
Intersection Stand
New Powerline Lounger
BackridgeStands(3)
Acorn Stand
Old Powerline Ladder
Back Field Cut Through

we've got names for all ours... the only problem is everyone seems to call them something slightly different... so its not much help, it still takes us 5 min to figure out what the other guy is talking bout...

My personal favorite is the "Widow Maker" stand... its in an absolute awesome spot, but its in a hollowed out tree and requires the hunter to be a gymnist to get it... haha the first step is 6 ft off the ground.. then it gets worse...

I have a pond on our farm that we call "The Honey Hole", it the spring and summer it's a great bass pond, and in the winter it's an AWESOME duck hunting pond. It's also pretty well hidden so you have to know it's there to find it!

"Opening day stand"= where my dad took his 167"
"The finger"
"1st draw"
2nd draw"
"Lady lover"=almost a given that your going to get a doe
"Field Stand"
"The honeycomb"=smack dab in the middle of a huge patch of honeysuckle

Well thanks for the sympahy cards guys, after loosing my best stand!

some of our names included:

- Spine Tree
- Nosebleed
- Dizzy
- Deadwood
- Spike Stand
- Bottle Neck
- Camera Stand

I suppose the title of the thread should have been "Do any of you feel sorry for me?" rather than "Anyone else name their stands?"

I just name mine by the locations such as

-The Clear Cut
-The Oaks
-The Riverside

but my dad has one tree he hunts out of and he calls it the pressbox becuase its a huge platform made out of 2X4's about 35 feet up in a huge oaktree...its awesome

I am very fortunate to have permission to some very good woods and land, and I have a great hunting buddy that we are the only 2 with permission to these places. We have names for all of the stands. Some are names that describe the area, some include the landowners names, and some are from different experiences in those stands. But they all have names. Here are some of them:

Monster stand
Big boy stand
Loyds south stand
Loyd's North stand
The "L"
The inside "L"
The Point
Creek stand
Silo stand
Inside south stand
Don's Inside
The Edge
Roby Stand
Merkles South Point
Merkle's Back corner
Harold's
State Line stand
Creek ground Blind
Buck Roar stand ( that is a new name from this season)
Marlin's South
Marlin's Corner

I know that I have forgot some, but that is some.

Here's a few of ours

The killing field
The funnel
The gate
Leroy's tree
The fire trail
The pines