The killing field
The Taj
Horseshoe
Bottleneck

"Killer Tree"

The canoe stand
The crossing
The ghost field
Peanut butter
Rock mountain

Old Faithful
Two Barns
Top stand
Brute
Hay Bails
Me lucky charms plot

I had a hill my trapline trail went over, almost had a fox in it every time started calling it "sure fire hill"

8 point stand, black powder stand, billy-bob stand, corner stand, cocoon stand, Howard's old stand, & wasp nest stand.

the candy stand because its like takin candy from a baby

Triple X i watched a 155" + whitetail breed a doe 40 yards in front of me on crisp fall morning name seemed fitting

My favourite is "Hig Voltage" and no I ain't
saying where it is.....and KUDOS to LittleJake too    

Yea LittleJake!!!

Notellum crick.

The Dead Sea. I saw 6 bucks in this area one morning about 10 years ago. Now me and my buddy Knobby don't see any deer in there. So i guess it's living up to it's name.
The Kromer stand. I shot a buck from this stand wearing my new Kromer hat.

just named one of mine yesterday. I usually will have the name pop in my head after hunting it for a bit. I was pulling stands yesterday when i came up with "corn cob". there was a single cob lying about 15 feet from the tree yesterday and I have no idea where the heck it came from. the closest corn field is probably 1/2 mile away. the stand is along a creek in thick woods.

some others:

Rob's Roost
Ed's Ridge
water hole
helo pad
football field
the condo
dam dam

Here's a few I've hunted over the years.

Hap's Hump
The triangle
Bear Ally
Diving Board
The Old Truck
Fern Hollow

The muscadine stand on the back forty

Chickadee stand, Underwear stand(you can guess), Candybar stand, Basket stand, The plateau, Volcano, One less, The slashing, The birch stand, Opening day,....

We have several on the farm I hunt whitetail, turkey, and coyote.
GOAT MOUNTAIN, across from the CATAWBIE TREE. Steep enough only a goat would try it.
DOO-LITTLE, do little than wait till about dark and you will see deer.
TIN CAN HOLLOW - Old dump site from years ago, it's cleaned up now.
THE HOUSE FOUNDATION - Hunt from the sandstone ruins of an 1800's era house.
COYOTE ROCK - Overhaning rock cave coyoties den in from time to time.
THE KNOB - A deer fortress. The ridge is a round like knob. From the top deer, turkey, etc. can see ya coming from any angle. Tough spot, but the challenge is rewarding.
LEANING TREE - Up a steep draw used to be a huge oak tree that leaned over the draw. Great placed to still hunt under the tree and out of the weather.
RED GATE - Another great still hunting place by the red gate.

My favorite one that Gene Wensel though of was "slut's saddle"!  Classic!

I have a great tree on my lease in ILL. My buddy calls it the sh#tty tree. Yes , got one of those to much breakfast pains after settleing into my climber. No way to climb back down. Guess the rest . Randy

Most all the names of the holes come from excursions with my cousin, ArkyBob.

This time of year my first thought goes to the turkey hunting spot we call the "Hidey Hole." A place in the Ozarks that is a natural blind with rock faces that let you sit like you're in a recliner. The cedar trees overhang to give you shade and cover.

Duck hunting spots are numerous but the ones that come to mind as most memorable are "Snow Hole" that got it's name from the most beautiful day of duck hunting I can remember; huge snowflakes AND ducks floating down through the timber. The other one is "Dog Hole" named from an incident after a hunt when my black lab, Champ, almost filled my buddy's boat when he finally peed for a looong time and the look on his face was simply relief. What made it so funny was that he got out of our boat and into my buddy's boat to do it. GOOD BOY!!

Hope to take a turkey this year with my longbow from the "Hidey Hole".  Beautiful spot.  PowDuck, I'll see ya there.  

BOB