Do you have that "ONE" bow............

[Flying Dutchman]

At the moment I narrowed it down to two bows for the reasons you mentioned. It are the Phoenix Whippenstick and the Caribow Peregrine. Last weekend I test-drove a 3 pce LB 60" Timberghost extensive and it gave me also that feeling, so I ordered one      

[Sam McMichael]

Not anymore. My 65# Wesley Special was that bow, but several years ago, I had a shoulder injury and have not regained the ability to handle that weight again.  I do have a HH Cheetah and a Northern Mist Shelton that I am getting very comfortable with.

[Stalker58]

For me,it's my McKean, by PAW bow.
58", 57# @ 28".

Left hand, my 53@26 Morningstar, right hand, my 68" 58@26 bamboo/yew from a Hill blank.

[riverrat 2]

I've shot a lot of them,and I really do best with a nice long A&H in my bowhand.  rat'

[Rob W.]

I'm down to just one but I'm impressed every time I shoot it.

56" 54#@28 Lil' Hoot.

[joe skipp]

My Kempf Stealth T/D...

[WildmanSC]

I only own one bow that I shoot.  And it's the ONE and only bow I've owned for more than a year.  It's my 62", 45#@28" Morrison Cheyenne, B Leadwood riser and D Max 1 carbon/foam limbs.

Bill

[Gdpolk]

I sure do.  For me it's my Sarrells Sierra longbow.  I've looked for several years for a two piece or three piece that shoots as well and that I can connect to as good as I can with my Sierra, but I don't think that exists.  If I ever find something that's both easier to travel with AND that shoots as good, I'll become a two bow man.  Until then, I buy and sell tons of takedowns just to get the chance to try them out and keep holding onto my Sierra.

 

I like it so well that I have had my custom knives, calls, and other things made in cocobolo to match it's riser.  It's a keeper for sure.  I'd just like to add a travel friendly equivalent to the mix for those times I hunt far from home so I could pack the bow, quiver, binoculars, etc in a Pelican case and pile luggage on top of that.

[The Night Stalker]

I never had more than two-three bows at any time. I just do like to switch.  I am shooting a Robertson Wolfer for elk season but I can shoot my Dakota Pro Hunter and it's feels and shoots like I never stopped shooting it.

[damascusdave]

Still my RER LXR

DDave

[Cyclic-Rivers]

Mine would be Ron's River Runner   :rolleyes:  

I have a 1960 Kodiak that works for me.

[overbo]

Habu Vyperkahn. I still try others.

[Keith Langford]

Dakota Pro Hunter Recurve, so much so that I sold 2 really nice top end bows, really cheap I mite ad

[Danny Rowan]

What Keith said.

[cacciatore]

Originally posted by ron w:
 

Originally posted by Keith Zimmerman:
No.  They all are like that or I wouldn't keep them.

        That's good!! [/b]

I am with my friend Keith,when I am shooting well doesn't matter what I am carrying,but when I ain't consistent it is a mess with everyone.

[hybridbow hunter]

Only a few bows left now but i can shoot decently any of them

 

[longbow fanatic 1]

I can't choose. I love shooting all my bow and shoot them all equally poorly!    

[Yellow Dog]

Nope, the last mental inventory I took I was at 18 longbows and 24 recurves. Probably need to move a few to new homes but when it comes down to it there's about a half dozen in that pile that consistently wind up heading into the woods with me, with a couple of the chosen few being in the pile for 20 plus years. I really appreciate a well put together working piece of art. And that's how I look at them, finely crafted tools that are working pieces of art.  A lot of great Bowyers out there over the years.

[fmscan]

NO, I STINK WITH ALL OF THEM!