Here are a few from the Northern & Southern Tier of New York...

Skyscraper stand
Turn-around stand
Shermenator stand
The Maple stand
Bottleneck stand
Art's stand
Lone Hickery stand
Corner Oaks stand...to name a few

The Beeches -  In a cluster of Beach trees

Sea Sick -  Tip top of a cedar tree. I got motion sick on a windy day once.

Paw Paws stand

spike
dog leg
bear tree
go to
mulberry
pats tree #1  
pats tree #2

Wow...now I don't feel so bad about naming all of our stands over the years.  Some that we've had (and still have) share names with some posted here:

Turn around stand (at the loop at the end of an old logging road)
The Hilton (oversized blind that's very comfy)
Ellie's Playhouse (my daughter plays in it during the summer)
Cherry point
Gateway stand
Custer Stand (I spined a buck and shot him several times after - my father said it looked like Custer's last stand)
Spring Stand
Mary's ridge stand
Pond stand
The Killin' tree (always produces)
Culvert Stand
Grandpa's old blind
Food plot stand and back food plot stand
Upper and Lower Ravine stands
The Lemonade Stand

When my father and I are talking stands, all we have to do is reference one of these and we know exactly where the other is talking about.

lets see..

cross roads
turd
golden coral
cyclops
bee tree
groud zero
big lick
yellow brick road
werewolf
wet p***y
lean back
coyote corner
gravel pit
cattle pit
longneck

and there are more I cant think of at the moment...

Kromer
Corner
Gully
I never named too many, but my buddies and I had names for areas we hunted!
Dead Sea
Hell Hole
Behind the Pines
The corner
Shelter 5
Kamrath's
The Marsh
Kettles

You guys gotta explain some of these names!

The Grape vine stand
The two man stand
The ten point stand

We have

South Windmill blind (not an actual windmill, a tripod that looks like one)
North Windmill blind
Middle Cedar Blind
Middle Blind (not in a cedar lol)
North Cedar Blind
Cottonwood blind (no longer in use but makes a reference point)
Hedge row blind
Shelter belt blind

I come from a large family and to allow us to all hunt we have a lot of stands. The past several years I have been hunting on my own and on public access lands all over an hours drive from home but with google maps and gps coordinates everyone in my family knew what I was referring to based off of stand names I would use.

Secret stand
pine stand
highwall stand
oak flat stand
cabin stand
Woods stand
hollow stand
sulphur pit stand

Just to name a few!

My favorite is my buddy's $120,000 stand. That's how much he put into his land and cabin, and it's the best stand on the place.

here are some from Central Pennsylvania:

Oil can-. ancient oil can still jammed on an old limb
60 second stand- so far up it will take 60 seconds to hit the ground  if you fall out of it.
porcupine stand- it has been chewed pretty hard around the edge
woods monkey- camp member claimed to see a chimp one morning...got mad when everyone laughed...
Old Hickory.- self explanatory
Curly's whitepine
rocking chair
the pond
jackpine
mauserhead
lucky 7

like this thread

I love this...

Trash stand (a knoll where farmers used to dump trash)
Honey hole (because it is)
The Park (grassy place in a pine stand)
Agent Orange (a hunter was doused by herbicide from a helicopter)
The Barrel (an old drum in an oak grove where farmers used to burn feed sacks)
Big Oaks (they ain't small)
Ditch Stand (gotta jump the ditch to get to it)
Bathtub (farmers used to feed livestock in an old clawfoot tub.  One of our guests never saw it and days later referred to the stand as the shower stall.  He did not understand why we were laughing so hard.)
Ridge bowl (odd land formation where a ridge forms a tight half moon)
Tobacco Barn (old drying barn in the middle of the woods)
Pole Barn Holler (draw near a pole barn)
Hidden Oaks (an oak grove that cannot be seen in the planted pines...this is a great place in the rut)
Hidey Hole (intentionally hard to get to so no one wants to hunt it)
and The One Way Out Yonder (yep, it ain't nowhere near camp)

QuoteOriginally posted by Pat B:
The Homesite
Mr Miller's
Miller Lite
The Princess' Teepee
Knot's Landing(Mr. knot was drunk and fell from the tree. no longer a member)
The Hook
Coyote Hollow
Rattlesnake Ridge
Coors Ave.
The Triangle
The Donut

I hope Mr. Knot is OK, but I still got a laugh on his account.

I've got too many to keep up with. Using GPS I like to keep them at the top of list and it's hard to do. Some I have no idea what the name means.

A Frsrubdoeyrl
A Scrp$$$
A Axxx
A Buchole
A Bonestand
A Blowbottom
FJN 2 2
A S 3
A S 2
09
10
ect.

NEB

Those are some good ones. Love the Agent Orange name!  haha

upper junction
coyote
lower grand view
AT ridge
cross roads
Mike's backyard
Bench view
The camp

The horse stand
The horse trail stand
The middle stand
Gully stand
The ridge
The pine stand

Nine bucks
The oaks
Way back
Orange gate
Moose road
Spruce thicket
Big bucks
Ricochet