whats that 1 bow you could never see yourself trading or selling

[Dmaxshawn]

Any bow from Jack Kempf !!!

[L. E. Carroll]

Well I traded off the Kwyk Styk I successfully hunted Black Bear with in AK... That's one I thought would never leave..

And then there was my 60"57# Griffin t/d with the Bow Bolt                        

   

[L. E. Carroll]

One more picture of the lower limb

 

[jcp161]

While there have been a few I said I would never trade or sell and did, I think I can safely say that I will never trade or sell my GN Fireball jackknife, 62", 51#@29". Shoots well for me and I just like shooting it.

[Moots]

My Cari-bow Peregrine is a special shooter.

[nineworlds9]

I recently bought a Dale Arner takedown Longbow off Kimba.  It is a wood feast, gorgeous and a shooter.  I contacted Dale to learn more about the bow.  Turns out it was the first takedown he ever made and he made it for himself and shot it for a year before passing it on.  How cool is that?  It is an absolute keeper for me.  2nd to that is probably my Miller Old Tom and 3rd my Holm Goshawk.

[sleepyhollow]

My Kanati, it's like an extension of my arm, point, shoot, and the arrow is there

[Stickbow]

My 1960 bear kodiak. Near perfect, rose wood, 47#@ 28. Givin to me as a junker by my father-in-law. Wish it was 10 lb's heavier........Still love the thing

[randy grider]

Neither of my Predators, neither of my Treadway black Swamp,not my black widow SA,not my first self bow. Had a Great Plains that I killed many deer  with and gave to my son, i guess its gone now, would not have let it go. years ago sold a Bear Bruin that I killed my first deer with, sold it, and wished I'd never let it go.

[Thare1774]

McCullough Griffin, 62" 61lb. @28". I feel like I found the bow I've been searching for since I started shooting. Just the absolute perfect bow for me.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

I've got one here that is very special to me Built by brother Steve i'd never part with.... My Eagle Wing Talon II.

 

 

 

[Retnuh Wob]

All of mine are for sale if the price is right. There are so many good bowyers out there making great products that nothing is irreplaceable. Besides, it's the guy shooting the bow that counts.

[daniel boon]

My 2 S-Tips,TD and a 1pc, aint going anywhere.

[KYArcher]

My 1959 Bear Kodiak, refinished by bowdoc.  

[Kevin L.]

Never say never, but I would sure hate to see my Appalachian Archery Middle Mountain LB go down the road. Back when I shot those other bows and got burned out on gadgets, a friend loaned it to me to try and put the spark back into archery. It worked, he sold me the bow, and it is still the one I compare all others to.

[Pete McMiller]

It would be my first custom Big River and not because it was my first.  If I 'have' to make a shot that is the bow I pick up.  It just fits me and is not picky about what arrows go thru it.  66" R/D 60@28 Coco and Myrtle.

[GRINCH]

I got a long bow from Jed Riddell it's called the terrestrial,made by a trad gang member,60 inch 53@28 with bamboo limbs and draws like butter,I don't know who made it but he did a fine job,the grip on this bow is perfect.

[Maxx Black]

My Kempf Kwyk Styk will stay with me ! Just a joy to shoot and hunt. Maxx

[Moots]

My Cari-bow Peregrine would be hard to part with.

[hawk22]

I would not sell my Great Northern Critter gitter Kermit.
 

I also would never sell my great northern lil creep my wife got me as a wedding present.
 

I won't sell my tomahawk diamond ss either.