That lasted until 2006 when the Bucks updated the logo slightly, including red-and-green colors, but kept the 8-point rack. In 2015 the home team changed its look to what is now being seen around ...

The Bucks had asked for something that would appeal to the entire state, not just Milwaukee, and they also said it would be good if this logo could somehow reference Wisconsin's strong heritage of ...

The secondary logo, much like the Bucks’ secondary mark, utilizes a stylized basketball that is derived from the shape of the antlers found in the primary logo and identifies the Wisconsin Herd ...

The Bucks first applied for the trademark in April 2015 when they unveiled their new logos and colors. The team will have until January 17 to file an answer to Jägermeister’s notice ...

The Milwaukee Bucks unveiled three new logos, including a primary logo and a secondary logo, on Monday. Ben Golliver | Apr 13, 2015. Milwaukee Bucks unveil new primary, secondary, tertiary logos / ...

Milwaukee Bucks’ Johnny O’Bryant III (3) and O.J. Mayo, right, scramble for the rebound with Atlanta Hawks’ Kent Bazemore (24) in the second half of an NBA basketball game Monday, March 30, 2015, in ...

— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) April 14, 2015 Green remains the dominant color in the primary logo and secondary logo (which is basketball-based and features a stylized "M"), but red is out.