Do you have a go to Bow???

[Jerry Jeffer]

I always seem to go back to my 70" Yew and Wenge Mahantango longbow. Took a great 7 point with it last year, a doe a few years ago, and a goat in Hawaii, as well as much small game.

[slowbowjoe]

Definitely, my Thunderstick Mag. Totally trust it.

(Of course, the choice is simple, since it's the only bow I have. )

[Pops]

My go to bow is my
Zipper SXT.

[Guss]

58" 50@28" 2 pc. Toelke Chinook finest shooting bow I've ran across yet...!!

[Producer]

I changed my mind about my go to bow. I transitioned from my recurve to my McBroom long bow 55lb at 28" drawing 29". It is built like a tank and suddenly I have become very consistent with it. The simplistic beauty of a Hill style bow is another reason. Don't need a stinger as you can string and unstring it in seconds with no worries.

[Ryan Sanpei]

Get well soon Ron!

My go to is my Thunderhorn Heart Stopper...

 

[centaur]

One of my two Morningstars. I have other bows that I like a lot, but there is just something about that reverse handle ASL. Only problem is that James put the elk hex on these bows, so they only can seem to get shots at deer and turkeys.

[brent d.]

Big Jim Buffalo Bow 2 Piece Takedown

[Msturm]

K- Mag

(the bottom one)
 

[Dave Pagel]

For years I would have said my Silvertip takedown recurve, but I picked up 62 inch Silvertip takedown longbow a couple of years ago and it has become a trusted friend.  That said, the new TallTines Stickflinger is seeing a lot of shooting time.  It is pretty impressive, but I haven't hunted with it yet.  Our season opens 10/1.

D.P.

[danshao]

now it seems to be my predator classic. This MIGHT change though once I get my jd berry morning star next year!

[widow sax]

Why yes I do it is my Blackwidow CHX tiger myrtle 3-peice takedown.      Widow

[vintage-bears]

A Fred Bear Take Down.

[BWallace10327]

I sure wish I could narrow it down to one..although I have a go to bow for different scenarios; large game, small game, indoor paper game...but if I had to pick one it would be my Yellowstone Half-Breed, 60" 56#@28".  I could hunt anything in North America with it, I've shot more than a few X's in a 300 or Vegas round with it, it is a takedown and I just like to look at it and it might like me too cause I seem to shoot it ok.

[Danny Rowan]

any of my Schafer Silvertip recurves.

[Babbling Bob]

'61 bubinga risered Kodiak.  Just feels good and shoots fantastic.

[GDW]

7 Lakes 60" recurve...  my other bows don't get much love since I got her last year.

[Car54]

My Liberty Edge...its what's for hunting. Very smooth, quick as a cat & quiet. 66", 60x31.5

[cacciatore]

Yes but way too many to name  

[kbetts]

Kimsha Mattawoman II.  Not even close.  However, I've been shooting an older non FF Kimsha Chesapeake, 50's style recurve recently and started on some Doug fir shafts last night.  I love Tom's bows and his grips fit like a glove.