My take...fwiw.
Some bowyers are good at getting phenomenal woods. Some specialize in rather spectacular layouts and designs. There are those who work hardest on performance and shoot-ability. Some bowyers have excellent people skills and reputations. But there are very few who can put it all together and operate a successful bow business.
Cari-Bow is doing it. Abe and Tina are the real deal. Their bows are simply superior in all facets, but the quality doesn't end when the bow ships. Their attention to customers is as good as I've ever seen. It's that kind of skill set which results in bows good enough for the Dannys, Keiths, and others to collect them. Those are some gorgeous works of weapon-art.
I have a C-B Featherhorn which is my primary hunting bow. It has taken a good share of meat and antler, and it is as fine a companion as I've ever carried. It will make its third trip to Molokai in a few days, and I hope to add an animal to its history.