There was a crush in the underwood, and the next moment a fine buck broke cover and went away along the hillside.

At long last, a pair of young does and a fine buck ventured from the forest and crept to the water's edge.

Jacob got a rope, and I followed him to the landing, where, sure enough, lay a fine buck, fastened in tow of the canoe.

Now he was the finest buck I ever did see, twenty point, big as a small horse, no lie.

Later they shot a fine young buck and the camp enjoyed a taste of venison.

"And what is your name, my fine buck?"

He saw a fine buck leaping straight for the very bush that concealed his fierce hunting mate.

Tony, it turned out, had shot a fine seven-point buck, in one of those rare moments when the fog lifted.

'We will bring back a fine buck or two for our supper tonight.'