What would you like to see "come back"

[Brock]

Joe Mattingly.....Fred "Fearless in Colorado" Chappell...custom wooden arrows from Kustom King like in 90s...return of Screaming Eagle Archery SUpply in Montana run by Paul Brunner.....return of RAMBLIN REDNECKS in PBS Magazines....COMPOUND SHOOTS at trad events (yes we used to try and destroy compounds a few years ago like some do with crossguns now)...MR Hamilton and Scorpion Longbows.....Paul Schafer....Noble Longbows....and my eyesight.

[V I Archer]

I'd like to see more use of coloured glass, brown and green specifically.  The Great Northern bows on the back of TBM look spectacular with green glass!

[stagetek]

The tan Bear Razorheads.

[V I Archer]

I'll throw one more out there.  Not sure if this counts as a "bring it back" or just a simple request, but anyway.  

Companies like Howard Hill and a few others offer unfinished, tillered blanks of popular models.  I'd like to see that option available for a youth bow.  I have made a habit of building my boy a Christmas gift each year.  First year was a Baltic birch rocking horse, last year was a chalkboard/whiteboard easel.  Not sure what this year will bring, but I am thinking next year, he'll be just over 3 and a longbow may be appropriate.  I do not have the shop space nor the time to build forms and ovens but would love to have a hand in crafting him a laminated glass bow like Dads!

[Dave Pagel]

Papes Bark Brown shafts
Dougherty Natural shafts

D.P.

[hvyhitter]

Wilson Bros blackwidow 1960s-ish "firefly" in real hunting weights............

[Hermon]

Originally posted by V I Archer:
I'll throw one more out there.  Not sure if this counts as a "bring it back" or just a simple request, but anyway.  

Companies like Howard Hill and a few others offer unfinished, tillered blanks of popular models.  I'd like to see that option available for a youth bow.  I have made a habit of building my boy a Christmas gift each year.  First year was a Baltic birch rocking horse, last year was a chalkboard/whiteboard easel.  Not sure what this year will bring, but I am thinking next year, he'll be just over 3 and a longbow may be appropriate.  I do not have the shop space nor the time to build forms and ovens but would love to have a hand in crafting him a laminated glass bow like Dads!

Check out 7 Lakes.  He offers just such an item!

[Kenny Henderson]

The Bear Razorhead (green carbon steel version)
Original Mossy Oak Treestand Camo

[Mike Mecredy]

Unfinished tillered blanks?  all you have to do is ask, I've sold them before.  If a guy's a bit handy he can save himself a few bucks.

[Caleb Monroe]

It seems like a lot of good bows were made before my time. (I'm 27). I would like a custom Bear take down though.

[WarDancer]

Jeff Massie building bows again

[Deeter]

Originally posted by GRAYBEARD:
common sense and common courtesy

I agree with you on these.  They go along way but unfortunately kids don't seem to have them these days.

[Kenny Henderson]

Integrity
Autumn Orange Shafts
Bear Metric Magnum Shafts
Zeiss 10x40 Classic Binos
Integrity

[hedgetree]

Ford Bronco
Quail Population
and Bighorn Bows

[J-dog]

Zebra longbows -

[LoneWolf73]

Texas Recurve Static Tip

[Bowwild]

You know, I've racked my  brain. There are no bows of old that I would rather have than the new customs being made now.

I started to write the Type 1 Custom Kodiak in A riser configuration. But, the new Bear TDs are just as good.

[Sockrsblur]

My youthful vigor
Full hunting camps
Near unlimited access to hunting lands
Return to a 3 deer season limit not 8 deer!
I remember wool before there was thinsulate and goretex and fleece I'm good with the modern gear and bows the primitive gear and bows are still available but to me the hunted woods and camp experience has evolved somewhere less desirable...

[Mojostick]

Bowwild,
Come on, the 1962 Kodiak Special with that fabulous sea foam green glass, Brazilian Rosewood riser and ultimate grip doesn't float the boat just a little bit?    

[wasapt]

Bear Razorheads, all of them