Jack – you don’t know “Jack”
Jackalope – this rack is lacking points but still huge 4 or 6 point
JackFrost – looks like ice cycles hanging off this rack, this buck gives you the chills
JackHammer – this big buck might just shake you out of the tree
JackKnife – a big sticker coming off a point at a straight 90 degrees
Jack-O-Lantern – a wide, curved rack with short brows that resembles the frame of a pumpkin
JackPot – you’ve hit the lottery with this one
Jagged – a lot of kickers and stickers on this rack
Jalopy – this poor buck came from the wrong gene pool
January – now this is how you’re supposed to bring in the new year
Jaws – his rack reminds you of shark’s teeth or has lots of inside points
JD – juvenile delinquent, this young buck is just looking for trouble
JellyBean – tines grew with a tiny ball on the end of them
Jeopardy – who is the next buck on your hit list?
Jerk – this buck just doesn’t play nice with others or is a real bully
Jetty – this rack grew a kicker that just kinda sticks out there
Jig-Saw – this buck is so busted up you might need your grandma to put him back together
Jinx – nothing but bad ever comes from this buck
Jockey – a real small bodied buck with a big rack
Joe Dirt – this young buck turned out to be genetically disappointing
Joey – younger buck that is always jumping your string
JohnDeere – this is one big agriculture buck that makes the Midwest proud
Joker – this guy seems to always be one step ahead of you
Judge – this big buck is the one that does the ruling
Juggernaut – this brute of a buck seems to be running over the competition
Jugs – just another word for a nice, big rack
Juiced – looks like he has been hitting the protein, all pumped up and ready for a fight
Jumper – gained a lot of points this year or dodges arrows and bullets with ease
Junior – a real young buck with great genetics that could be on your hit list soon
Juniper – spends most of his day hanging out in the bushes
Junkyard – this rack is just covered with kickers, stickers and everything in between
Jurassic – a real old buck that has been on the farm for years
JV – junior varsity, a young buck that hasn’t made it to the big leagues yet but has potential