US EditionI Killed Ohio's Biggest Nontypical Buck on My First Deer Hunt
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I Killed Ohio's Biggest Nontypical Buck on My First Deer Hunt
This story, “The ‘Legend’ of Buck Hollow,” appeared in the January 1973 issue of Outdoor Life. Veach’s buck is still one of the largest deer ever killed in Ohio, and is listed at No. 5 for the state (and No. 51 of all time) by Boone and Crockett. There’s a place in the hill country of southern Ohio, not far from the town of Beaver, that the local farmers have called Buck Hollow for as long as anybody can remember. For my money, it’s well named. …
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