The Cotton Picker Stand, someone had driven cotton pickers in the tree years before
The Bobcat Stand, 4 bobcats have died there
The Crush Stand, we built it and the wind came and blew a big tree across it before we could hunt it so we built another there
The Pin Oak Flat, dad's stand. One of the most beautiful pin and willow oak flats in the bottoms. At one time you could see for 200 yards under the canopy, now it is about 100-150. More deer have died here than anywhere else on the lease
The Preachers Stand, this one is mine. I would bring preacher friends down to hunt and put them on it so they could kill a deer, and many did
The 'T', two wet weather sloughs connect here. Not hunted often but this is where you will find the 'in between' deer towards seasons end if it isn't flooded
Gum Springs, it sits across the river from Gum Springs. Now it could be called Connie's Stand since my wife hunts it every time she is in the woods
The North Line, The Front North, Michaels Stand (After a young man who died from Cancer at less than 25 years old), The Holly Tree, The Seven Point Stand, The Milk Crate Stand, Cantley's Stand, The Nook, The Crazy B

hes Stand, not one of our members but we use it as a reference (she is in the adjacent club and she shoots all the time and over your head if you come past her, even on your own side of the line. That won't be happening again)