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ronp
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My dream bow changes monthly. Presently, I am dreaming about a really light weight (35#, maybe)Shrew Classic Hunter for squirrels, stumps and just plain having fun shooting all day.

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A Silvertip or Blacktail or Robertson or Tall Tines or Stalker or Black Widow or Fred Bears personal TD or Super Kodiak. [pray]

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Im pretty darn happy with my bow selection right now; but, I wouldn't mind having a Bighorn Ramhunter in the 50-55 lb range.

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A Big Foot Yeti recurve!
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one built by a legend bowyer like Grumley or a Torges bow or one of Glen St. charles bows.

As far as a glass Bow I would have say I already got it. My Striker stinger and another one being built.

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Orion
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Since I started shooting ACSs a few years ago, I haven't yearned for anything else. Well, maybe a Harrison.
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i would love to have a brackenbury bow...john
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pitt98
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Sixby is currently building mine.

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Damon Howatt Super Diablo 54# @28
BW PSA 60" 51# @28
RER Arroyo 58" 60# @28
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Eaglewing Talon 11 62" 53# @28
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I'm shooting it; ACS CX!
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I have found mine.

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All the bows mentioned would be fun to try. No one dream bow.
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I'm currently shooting a Silvertip and love it. I would like to have an original 59-62 kodiak in the 50 to 55# range. I would also like to have a nice R/D style longbow. Heck, just give me one of each...and we'll call it even!!

Jason

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I've been building my own for a few years now and probably will never buy another, but I would love to have a longbow or two from David Miller, Frank San Marcos, or John Schulz.

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One that NEVER MISSES!!!!!!!!!!!

Really would love to get a Bob Thompson Zipper Scrimshaw bow w/ the scrimshaw work done by Gabriela(sp)
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I know where one is Stephen.

I would love to have one of Ed Scott's gemsbock horn bows and one of his sheep horn bows.
Bill

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