you have all seen it before...

[JParanee]

For me it depends on the Bow

If I am carrying a bow all day doing deer drives I'll take one of my one pieces any day

[DannyBows]

You never know what hunting opportunity might come up. I love the look and feel of one piece bows, and for just a few extra bucks you can have the best of both worlds.

 

 

 

[Orion]

Colongbow:  Regardless of which you decide to get, you might consider getting a back up.  Stuff does happen.  Would be a shame to have something happen to your one and only bow during a hunt/season.  Then what?

[Eugene Slagle]

Including my daughters bows I have 4 T/D Recurves & 2 one piece Recurves.

I like them all, the T/D models are great because when I travel to a shoot or what not, taking them down makes for an easier package to manage, my one piece models are classics that "although a buddy is borrowing one of mine" I just can not let em go.

[Mike Vines]

Originally posted by jsweka:
'Cause some of them are really cool looking.

What other reason would you possibly need?

[USAFdad]

I just ordered a Bama Hunter TD 2 piece. Best of both worlds, looks of a one piece portability of a TD. Can't wait to get it and try it out. I like the looks of the bow above, similar TD system to the Bama. I wanted a TD for airline travel by the way.

[kadbow]

Two piece takedown.  Do you ever backpack in?

[TDHunter]

I've got both and favour the 2pc take downs. With a good one, they shoot the same, weight difference is almost unnoticeable and it's really handy on the odd occasion.
At the moment my go to bow is my 52lb MOAB take down. Unless it's unstrung you can't tell it's a 2pc but for those times when it's handy to have a small package ie: throw in a pack, or in your luggage, it's priceless!