What type of bow for you........just one or many?

[mangonboat]

I grew up shooting recurves but I will dance with any gal that'll dance with me.  I am increasingly  drawn  to bows that are unusual or come with a bit of history or mystery. I find myself wanting to find out about those snakey-looking selfbows carved out of a meandering stave of osage or hickory.

[Archie]

I like longbows and recurves.  Take-downs only.  I love the idea of a short bow, but can't shoot them well; as a result, I shoot longer bows only.  

I desperately long to buy a Java Man Falcon, but after finding that I couldn't shoot it well, I decided to stick with what works for me.

[JEFF B]

self bows and horse bows

[highlow]

I'm a bow porn addict. Have eleven right now, which, by some standards isn't a lot, but is for me. Some recurves and longbows, some one and some three piece. Like 'em all and shoot 'em all.  Have my eye on a nice Bob Lee Heavyweight on another site but have resisted so far. Hoping someone else picks it up, rescuing me from temptation.  

[BUCKY]

Dave you need a Kanati       I have 2

[stagetek]

I've always preferred recurves. I like the bigger handles and greater over-all weight. Usually 60-64" lengths.

[stickandstring]

Anything, I can hit the target with.

[CoachBGriff]

I started with a Montana longbow; I currently shoot a Dorado recurve,

AND I THOUGHT I wanted a new longbow

UNTIL I made a trip to Black Widow the other day.  It was the first time I've ever had the chance to shoot lots of different styles of bows back to back.

I now know I prefer the way a recurve shoots... at least the way a Black Widow takedown shoots compared to their longbows or my own Dorado.

[highlow]

I don't NEED any more bows Bucky. WANT? Now that's a different story. You let me hold your Kanati but Tom let me shoot his Wes Wallace Stealth. Maybe I need a Stealth.    

[Butch Speer]

It seems as if the asl style just feels right for me. Nothing against the others, they just don't feel as good.