Hog Graveyard
The Killing Tree
Old Faithful
The Crossing
Junk Pile
The Dump


Some are gone but not forgotten.  SOme I still hunt.

I've got one called "Moose Nest", another called "The Gate", and "Bob's".  

Browning Bottoms
The Rockhouse

The Cut Down
219
The Inlaws
The Amacker

the spring
the dog leg
spike tree
mulberry tree
go too

I took the old man way back in the swamp one cold morning to a spot he liked to call the A$$ H@(E of the World. He said I would never shoot a deer back this far, the words left his mouth seconds before we walked up on a fresh one. He said after Idrag it out I'll need to come back to drag him out.

Thunder Ridge is my turkey hotspot, 10/10 in 10yrs on gobblers with the bow!
The Spit Stand is a tree stand that is always good for filling the freezer as the deer are only about 4 yards away and clueless to your presence until its to late!
Swamp Thing is a spot that can only be reached by wearing hip waders and is a good spot to hunt when the rut is on and the deer start to get pressured! Its a funnel deer use to get out on to a slough island! Get in there early and make a cattail blind and listen for the splashing! Bucks take does there to get away from other bucks and hunters i think! Its a pain gettin em out but a few dandys have been taken in there, and a few wet hunters to boot:)

Rattlesnake Rapids. A small water hole low in the mountains with lots of cedar trees and rock formations. It is in a limited draw unit,my cousin harvested a really nice 365 Bull in 08 while hunting it from a blind. In 09 I was lucky enough to draw the same tag and harvested a smaller 5x4 from the same blind. People just assume the Elk do not live in this area. It received its name from you guessed it the high population of rattlers in the area. My father in law is trying to draw the unit now even after he heard all the stories of the snakes.

i'm pretty sure i was the 1st person to ever hunt this remote swamp on cape york peninsula.
turned out to be quite good! i called it the 'honey hole'


other spots are- the lupin paddock
the mill paddock
deer gully
currajong
goat lookout
30 boar swamp
tea tree
scrub bull creek
glenn's corner

some bear hunting spots in canada-
the irish queen
hidden slide
the golf course
the guide slide

The mother of all wallows
The Bachelor Pad
Chump rock
Mt Krumpet pass
Coffee Pot wallow

My meat stand is called the grocery store, My best stand for bucks is called the bow stand. Got the ridge patch, Fern Gully, three way corner, the killing shack and the hell hole.

the hell hole is a big hole back in the spoil banks and if your gonna stick one back in there it had better be a booner cause your gonna play hell getting out. LOL

Oh yeah almost forgot about the boat seat.

Possum ridge...named that because a club member stuck a deer and needed help tracking...the friend he got to help upon finding so little blood to follow said to him joking...man you didn't shoot a deer' it had to be a possum..lol so after sharing this with other members the area got it name  

the abyss - a ground blind beside a ridge.  One day my dad and I were hunting it in the snow and looking out off the ridge it looked like you were looking into the abyss and the name stuck
bedrock - ground blind next to a flat rock i would always take a nap on mid day

Katie's Crotch been very,very,good to me...

My best stand was in Missouri and was named after me but not by me. This stand was called Elmer's corner. It had 4 different type of terrain meeting. One corner had evergreen trees, one was crop fields, one was a larger track of bigger timber, and the other was CRP brush. It should of actually been called intersection. I never sat in that spot that I did not see from 3 to 12 deer morning or night. At least 50 % of the deer I saw came out or in right under the large oak tree my stand was in.

Some of my favorites.

Woodpecker World
Wounded Tree
Big Tree
The Gateway
Bob's Bog
El Diablo
Bear Skull Wallow
Rock Wall Willows

have a spot in burns i call "heaven in the pines".awesome big pines deep grass with shade everywhere and the best part is its the main hub of trails in the area..everything goes through heaven.  

OLOL stand
Big Friendly
Pit Blind
Kris' P&Y stand
The Turkey Breeder
The Plum Patch
The Four Corners
Two Buck stand
The Volcano
Gene's 350 stand
The Fertilizer stand
Upper Mauer's
The Juniper
The Ivy Patch

to name a few, Kris

I had a deer stand we called blood alley.

My brothers found a spot on a place that we hunt every year for the first few days of archery.  They switch off every year on who gets to hunt it.  We just call it "the corner".  We usually take 2 or 3 deer off it every year in the first couple days of season and some pigs have come from that stand too.  We never hunt the place after the first few days of archery each year because it is a couple hours drive away.