If you could have any bow?

[bayoulongbowman]

Lefty...Blackwidow longbow...

[Bowhunter4life]

I've had quite a few nice looking bows over the years, but I'm more of a hunter.  So the bows I kinda lust after are pretty "Plane Jane" looking, but wolves in sheeps clothing.

Don't get me wrong, I like to look at bows as much as the next guy, but when I head to the woods I don't want to be to overly careful with the bow I'm toting if you know what I mean.  Scratches and nicks are not a detriment, but rather character in my book.

That being said, I have several of Dave Sosa's bows that are flat out hunting weapons, and a couple of O.L.'s 3-piece longbows adorned affectionately in their "Alcoa Ebony" finish.  Great bows for what I need them for.  

But, if push came to shove, the bow I would like to try would be a Brackenbury Non-Typical, 64", 70# @ 29", with a 17" Walnut Dymondwood riser with a Low/Medium checkered grip, ply-boo and carbon core, with Walnut actionwood veneers.  Mostly since I haven't tried one, and I think it would be a great hunting weapon.

[Tim Schoenborn]

I guess I am blessed as I have gone through more bows than I care to think about.......

But I have a  herd of Silvertips that have all made the cut so to speak. I will not shoot any other bow.

Everyone of them is special in it's own way and they all are pure shooters.

I am always on the lookout for additions though...............

[gilf]

I'm in the lucky position to have been able to buy and try a lot of bows. I love my A&H ACS-CX and also own a Border Black Douglas both seem to be popular on this thread.

I think this is about the only bow I'm lusting after at the moment...

 http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=053313

[heydeerman]

One with a string and no wheels. I like em all.