The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-11-07
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dangerous torn a. times. The victim
frs BIS rife from his arm without
putting : - his shoulder. and his com
zauiou. should be have one. must leap
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men have fired guns over their hael..
while the deer stood looking az them
fee 20 face 2. :. Kent. o. Philadel-
rlIa. y. !. once had 70 lie down 70 Is
caps the bullets sent flying over his
had bv another hunter stricken With
heek ague.
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sight Eof necessarily is tie baptized
enc a green hand. The afflicted one
Herspirez and the Precipitation pours
CT him N streams One man was 50
afflicted "A the Maine woods last year
when he say a moose When il was all
oser he 1oolC q handkerchief out Of his
shirt pocket TO wipe his face with. and
discovered that the handkerchief WAS
literally dripping wet.
Various other forms Of buck fever are
recognized by local names Men who
appear as cool as an old timer. but for
get 10 shoot, belong 10 one class. Others
jump up and down in their excitement.
while still others try to catch the game
In their hands. One man at least has
been known TO faint under the excite
inent OF the chase. Athletes &c, faint
and sick at times. All the forms have
been known To affiict one patient, bat
usually a man has two or three forms
that comes on at times and are in
durable.
When a hunter speaks of buCk fever
it does not necessarily imply that deer
was the cause Of II. Squirrels, abbi's
ducks. wooicock. ruffed grouse. or any
thing else sought with a gun may bring
it On. The word buck was used be-
cause deer usually cause the most yio-
lent forms Of evcitement.-N. Y Sun.