who names their de?..and why?

No names. Just seems strange to me

My buddy and I name some. Easier to conversate about. You can say one name instead of having to describe them each time. Ex. Joe instead of 8pt with short 3 on his left side about 14in wide

We name ours for the same reason. Most of the names describe something about the deer that makes it easy to identify.

We do some...cull 6....basket 8, grillguard (disfigured face from being hit by a car), ....chocolate 10....skinny 10.....

Easy to ID and discuss what kids we want to put on.......

We will if there is something unique enough about a deer.

We do but you know that already

Once in a while I do but most of the time I don't.

In 4 years we've only named one, a cull, the first year. "Super freak." I killed him. There was supposed to be a cash prize. 'Still waiting.

A lot easier to discuss and communicate

Some of them....the one hanging on my wall is Buster. Some of the deer visiting my feeder this year were Double Tine, Little Kicker, Big 10, Little 10, Wide 8, Sweet 8, Fighter 8, Crash and Junior.

lol

We don't. Guess I will never be on TV as all the deer killed on TV seem to have been named.

I don't name them often but if I do its a key feature like split brows or split G2 buck

James, Kevin, Randall, Nolan, Robert, Donald. Easily identifiable names.

We had what would have been a nice eight pointer, but the right antlers were completely missing. I named him "Comb Over".

nope...

Wife and I had two we named Big Daddy and Old Man.

When I see bucks that are over 2 yrs old, and stick around maybe I will.....

No

We have several names for deer. Currently there is :
Oopsie, a 12 point with double drops and some kickers
Grandpa, probably 10 years old
OMG, obvious, and 5 drops to boot
HP, Holy PIg. My 4 year old nephew said that I couldn't say crap or cow, his mom's rules.
Elvis, is dead. scored 215"

I don't name them either but make mental notations to self about noteworthy characteristics such as kickers, wider than normal spread, etc. Guess I'm not interested in getting that attached to them subconsciously by naming them, LOL.

we do it all the time and for a good reason. We are on 9000 LF acres with 12 hunters and we track our deer pretty closely. We put a name on most all of the good up and comers as it simplifies which deer we are referring to when we discuss various bucks. Otherwise when we talk about a deer we would be saying "you know the one with the kicker off of his left G3" etc.

The name usually coincides with some trait of the deer.

We had one with an injured knee we named Crip that we killed a few years back - his off spring son showed up and we named him Crip Jr. and took him this season.

Another we named Houdini because we would see him on trail cam before the season and then he would disappear during the season

Had a 19 point that had kickers and bumps all over his rack and named him Popcorn

So for us it just simplifies things

makes good sense to me