buck fever

I have an inkling of what buck fever was like.

They were big enough to give me the angler's version of buck fever.

Buck fever is a bad thing in a hunter.

"Flooded with adrenaline and buck fever, you do everything wrong.

Buck fever is something that can attack anyone - even the oldest and most experienced."

At the sound of that voice, some of Thad's mental buck fever melted away.

Buck fever means a state of intense nervous excitement which may be entirely divorced from timidity.

Just buck fever, that's all it is.

"Buck fever," Carlin told himself, trying to laugh.

Any beginner is apt to have "buck fever," and therefore no beginner should go at dangerous game.

In my case the overcoming of buck fever was the result of conscious effort and a deliberate determination to overcome it.

Buck Fever is Banks' festival that takes place every year on the opening weekend of modern gun deer hunting season.

Buck Fever was the second full length album released by Estradasphere.

That thought had enabled him to fight off the buck fever that always came when you had a target in your sights.

She came to ground directly in front of a handsome stallion and his young rider, a Wheel swell caught up in buck fever.

Allen had buck fever.

From the album Buck Fever .

Buck Fever was created in memory of Smith Dobson.

"Poor Mel was so sure she could squeeze off a round at a black hat, and when push came to shove she got buck fever.

"Buck fever - no end."

Eye-fever, Kilroy claimed, was a form of buck fever, and was probably the second most common cause of hunting accidents.

He's having buck fever.'

"Hell, I waited," he said, "and he took so long I thought he must have gotten buck fever.

The Buck Fever Papers, (1971, essays)

"Buck fever," Secretary Bretano offered.