What is another word for buck fevers?
Pronunciation: [bˈʌk fˈiːvəz] (IPA) 
Buck fever refers to the excitement and anxiety experienced by novice hunters when they see a deer or other game for the first time. Synonyms for buck fevers include target panic, deer frenzy, adrenaline rush, hunting jitters, and shooter's anxiety. These terms are used to describe the physical and emotional symptoms that hunters experience when they are overwhelmed by the thrill of seeing game. They often experience a rapid heartbeat, shaky hands, and shortness of breath. Learning to manage the effects of buck fever is an integral part of becoming a skilled hunter. With practice, hunters can develop techniques to control their excitement and shoot with accuracy and confidence.
