Pronghorns will do that to you; I have a new one coming in April. I have 5 longbows, one longbow on the way and the Pronghorn coming in April, and one recurve, the other recurve that I bought about 2 weeks ago was traded for a longbow yesterday. At least I did not loose to much money this time.
The recurve I have that I do not shoot other than few times each year, but will not sell, is a 58 Kodiak that my father gave me in 1968. It was my first hunting bow, he bought it new in 58.
I see Recurves that I want all the time and I buy them then I sell them in a short order. I always give someone a good deal on them, so maybe it is my odd way of replenishing the used recurve bow supply.
I just plain love longbows.