going through withdrawl!!!

[tradarcher4fun]

Have fun with the Bob Lee.  They are awesome shooters.

[Babbling Bob]

Sam I think you got it.

[Possum Head]

Yeah Sam if I follow your strategy I'll need a back up wife!

[mangonboat]

Sam nailed it. Even worse for us dopes who decide one day, " Hey! I think I need to shoot RH and LH bows..."
I toyed with the idea of finding a dual shelf Kodiak or Alaskan as the "ambidextrous" back up bow, but I knew I'd never get rid of the back ups, I'd just have to find a back-up dual shelf bow.

[Miles Bate]

I know your pain. I will have to stop completely for a few months for a surgery. It will be torure to look at my rack , and not to pulll them dow and shoot.

[CRM_95]

Originally posted by Sam McMichael:
You always have to be prepared for the possibility of a delamination by having a suitable back up. However, there are a few rules to keep in mind. For example if you buy bow A, then you will need bow B for a backup. Pretty simple, right? Now when you buy bow C, it will also need a backup. Bow B that you bought as A's backup is just not suitable to also be backup for bow C. Rather, you need a separate bow for its backup. (Wives sometimes fail to recognize the total sense in this requirement, so I don't always tell mine about the new bow or its backup, either.) This is the best system around to have a collection of nice bows with each one being backed up by another nice bow. Follow this simple plan, and you will always be ready.

Solid plan. I like it!!

[slowbowjoe]

Possum Head's plan kind of makes sense too!