Here are a couple of names

The Eagle's nest
the beavers damn
the lost stand
the knob
the dogs

and my personal favorite " My Spot"

"G - SPOT" and it lived up to the name...

I did wack a bruiser, the size of a couch, and with a x-mas tree on his head that year.
My guestimate would have been 220lbs. - 135" buck...
Unfortunately I heard a thud and believe it was his shoulder, had blood for 75 yards, then back out until the next day.
Me and 3 others went in and spent 3 hours gridding out the terrain in all directions, over 400 yards
and then circled 400 yards with never finding what would have been my best deer ever.
I also had drawn on a 140+ doe 3 times in this very stand without a good shot, so I let her go.

We have:
1. East Mix-Master (where two heavy trails intersect;
2. Sunset Ridge (western corner along two trails that come together and mostly used in the evening by deer);
3. Lakeside (in an oak grove next to one of the ponds); and
4. Valley Drive (where the deer come out of the santuary at the back of the big pond & in the valley).

I have a magnetic board I use during deer season that has these 4 stands on it. I stick the magnet next to the one I am leaving to hunt at. My wife is less nervous if I do this (in case I get hurt). Needless to say, if one stand isn't producing, I will switch without changing the babysitting magnet, but she doesn't know that.

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Got a few:

Dogwood stand- Near dogwood trees

Old man stand- Stand closest to the cabin (which has produced the 2 biggest bucks in years past)

Double stand- Years ago there used to be 2 tree stands in this location so my dad could take us out when we were young, now there is one but we still call it that.

Undiscovered Territory- Portion of our property that is so hard to get to that no one hunts it (except me)

My 2 favorites are "the automatic" and "the killn tree".

sniper's ridge, the gap, high tower,the look out,hill top hangout

A half submerged white oak tree in the swampp we call "The Wet Nut"

"The Back Fourty" you dont wanna kill one here its a long walk back
"Old Faithful" you will always see deer here
"Tried and True" doe whacking stand
"The Gulley" sits on top of aridge with a 30' holler behind it

LMAO!![8D]

At least you wouldn't need the Plunger!!







Most Bear guides name there stands, but many are in the same spot for years. I very rarely have my stands in the same spot long enough to name it, although I may be in the general area.

Dan