I have several pairs of pants, a few jackets, and 3-4 pairs of boots. (Yep, all the pants are cuffed --for all you hilarious folks that know me!). I don't wear them all at the same time but I need them and my mood, weather, and destination affect my decision about what to wear. (I have been known to wear multiple pairs of socks when the heels on my boots are too low.)
I have about 14 recurves--far fewer than some, 12 more than I owned this time last year, and at least one more than my lovely wife thinks I can't live without. I often shoot 1-6 of them every day -- except during hunting season. A couple weeks out I pick one and that's it throughout the season.
I'm an exotic wood freak. Shoot, I wouldn't be surprised if some day I don't have a rack of exotic wood veneers, all finished and slick--just to look at. (Naw, that sounds hokey, I'd prefer these woods were attached to working limbs.)
There are 2-3 bows I don't have that I might buy some day. I might even get rid of a couple of bows. I've moved a few bows this past year. While I missed those bows for a few days, I don't miss them now. I have only one bow now that I could probably do without and I'm surprised it is in this category because it was one of the most difficult for me to find in my specs a couple of months ago.
I don't know what a collector is, except that my son has over 500 Superman comics (from his teen years about 20 years ago). Each of my bows fits me, is at my hunting weight, and appeals to my aesthetic requisites. Will my rack ever get reduced? Maybe. One of these days I could simply decide that aesthetics don't matter and that I just need a bow (and a back-up) that is bullet-proof and shoots as well as I can.