Bow stand names

When I made my list before, I left off a few:

The "Dead Cow" stand

The Trail stand

The Pit Blind

Bisch

[stagetek]

Always enjoyed naming my stands. Maple Valley, Pines East, The Foundation, Rub Rd stand, The Burnout, Tripod stand, The Birch Blind stand...just to name a few.

[Huntrdfk]

Deliverance
The Wall Stand
6 Bucks
The Mud Hole Stand
The Corral Stand
The Iron Gut
JT's East Side White Oaks
Triple Oaks
Bowl Stand
Brindle Swamp
Adams Family White Oaks
Devils Den Hemlocks
Doane's Three Corners
Dueling Pipes
FT-9 (golf reference)
Railroad Stand
Thin Blue Oaks

There are more, but that will do for now.

David

[Littlejake]

Sam, I'll just say it's my favorite stand.  

[Friend]

Ground and Pound Stump's Landing for one.

[Sheepshooter]

Swamp Funnel- Where game crosses a little finger of swamp between the high ground.
Spruce Stand- In a thick spruce stand where the deer feel comfortable all day.
Scrape stand- Over a giant scrape that is there year after year.
Beaverdam Funnel- between a road and a beaver pond where the beavers have knocked down a ton of trees in a large area. This forces the deer into a narrow strip of timber. Just found this one late in the season last year and am really excited to hunt it more. Saw a buck there five minutes after I set up the stand.

[Boneyard Bowhunter]

My Friend got me into naming stands. Good Idea.
The Apple Stand Is in a small orchard.
The Honey Hole is near a small food plot.
The Fence Blind is a ground blind on his property line.
The Skull Stand is Where we have a deer skull hanging in a tree.
The Bench Stand is on a bench that the deer like to travel.
The Ridge Stand Looks over a main food plot that is 100 yards away.

[John Krause]

Uncle Barry is a hoot! there is an underlying theme to his stand names  

A year or two ago one member had a  stand called the Orphanage. I asked him what the explanation was and he said a lot of does have been killed from it....  

[Burly]

My best bear stand is called " man eater ".

[John Krause]

I hope there is a story behind that name !!! Hope nobody died.

[Aggie1993]

Nose bleed (cuz it's high)
Taint (like your "taint") this stand is in between 2 other stands
Treehouse
High line
Corner stand
Africa Blind
Back Fence-line
Living room
Island (tripod in an oak which is in a big open area)

[Arctic Hunter]

We named a stand once. We called it the "Sunday Morning" stand. It was closest to the house and thus, we knew we could hunt it on Sundays before church.

[Burly]

No not yet, lol. But it in a really thick area surrounded by a nasty swamp. When walking to the site it's very Erie . I started calling it Man Eater when my brother drew a tag. He was very nervous to say the least. He had never been bear hunting before , so I thought I would help him out.    On the way in to the spot some crows flew off the bait and about give him a heart attack. He did get a nice bear that night. I bet he mad it back to the truck in record time that night. lol. He said all he kept thinking about was the name.

[Sam McMichael]

A couple more come to mind:

Maple tree - one of the highest, flimsiest, most frightening and dangerous stands I have ever been in.

No Sight - goes back to my handgun hunting days. I had a buck come in right under the stand, but when I tried to aim, I found that the rear sight had fallen off my pistol.

[SlowBowinMO]

Not mine but my favorite stand name on the Zwickey packs forever...probably goes back to the 30's I'd guess.

"Down log blind at Misty River".  

Sadly it's not found on the new packs.

[PeteA]

A couple more:
Other Man's Blind
Old Man's Tree Stand
Skinny Joe's Spot
Big Boulder
The Fort

[Sawpilot 75]

I have probably 3-4 dozen different locations that hold true year to year. I may not get to some because of wind but the one ridge I can count on every fall I refer to as "The Bedroom" I never go in until pre rut and they always seem to be there at some point during the season. It's a 1.5 hour walk from my truck and I get in about 1 hour before daylight and the bucks always filter through off the grain fields coming to check for estrus doe. I guess if I had one day to hunt it would be that area.

[Holm-Made]

The Bread Paper Stand was named by my grandpa.  He had his lunch in a bread bag one day while hunting from that stand.  At that time bread bags were made of paper, I guess.  A big buck snuck up behind him when he had his hand in the bottom of that bread paper sack reaching for a sandwich and he spooked the buck.

[ShooterF150]

The Magic  stand  always  see deer   there,                                        side winder on the  side  of  ahigh  hill.  looking  down.

[joe ashton]

This is very entertaining.
     
Go too stand
Mayberry stand
Pats stand
Spike stand
The dog leg
Doe stand
Corner stand
Pats stand west
J.h. upper
J.h. lower.

Thanks for sharing
Joe