Well since I went a little crazy this fall will be putting in some overtime at work. Looking forward to a JD Berry Morningstar this spring, as well as a Bigfoot SS a little later. Problem is that I spent to much time talking to Kirk at Bigfoot bows(always gets into my wallet) and we have been cooking up a new idea, should be here in the summer.  Keep your eyes open sometime in June.      

Next up will probably be an Eaglewing.

If someone comes up with a cure for the new bow bug do me a favor and don't tell me about it. lol.

I have a "Raptor Signature Series"    http://www.raptorarchery.com/images/signaturebow/signaturebow_02.jpg      longbow  on order with Ted Fry at Raptor Archery. Hurry up spring, really looking forward to hunting elk with it this fall.

Scott.

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Droptine Recurve by Tony Rider, Georgia

I'm thinking Liberty Contender, need to sell something first.

i dont really have one thats plucking my eye but i do have some upcoming renovations to my recurve that i am looking forward to  :D  some canebreak skins and a walnut lam leading into the snakeskin...its gonna look sweet. BUT if i had to choose the Obsidian T/D longbow by Big Foot Bows...just love the way it looks and have heard awesome things about them  

None out there I know of plucking at my eye, but I do have one in my mind's eye.

64" lg. 45# @  28", one piece recurve with fairly long, medium slim, long radiused riser and Asbell style forward grip.  Dark Macassar ebony riser with thin Bloodwood accents and 4" sight window.

Riser profile shaped similar to an old Wing Thunderbird only longer with a medium forward grip, tapering into medium narrow limbs with foam cores, triple carbon and  Zirocote veneers on front just a tad lighter than the dark brown Macassar riser, carbon on back.

I think a Timber Ghost is at the top of my list. Not sure if I want the take-down or the 1 pc. Smoke. Really just looking for a good, short longbow, so a Thunderchild, or a Shrew, or Javaman, or Centaur, or.....well, those all sound good too!

I'm lusting after one of the Snubnose deep recurves that Trux Turning makes!

QuoteOriginally posted by Orion:
I have my eye out for a Fred Anderson longbow. While I'm waiting for one to turn up, I found a Robertson that was just too good to pass up.  On the way to me now. Life is good.

If you get a hold of a bow by Mr. Anderson, I think that you will be pretty pleased  

If I had some dollars burning a hole in my pocket -- and I DON'T -- , I'd buy me a 64" Cari-bow Silver Fox 3-piece takedown longbow.  I have been thinking about them ever since I tried one out at Kalamazoo a couple of years ago.

Northern Mist Shelton

I just got the call that a SE Ultra Delight will be finished next week. (Rose Oak). Honduran Rosewood, Macassar, and Birdseye Maple. 58", LH, 45-47# @26". Satin finish.

Been waiting on this since I first heard they were being made, about 1.5 years ago.

WRONG!!!
The answer is "All of THEM!!!!"
Seriously, I'm liking simple hickory longbows.  But then again, I'm coming over to Trad from the modern archery world, so I'm deloading everything.  It's a midlife crisis, so forgive if you can.

Drop Tines recurve and Tall Tines recurve.

If I had the money, I would order a Black Widow PAX in all tulipwood or black/white ebony. Gorgeous.

Or, if Jason would do it, the same woods in a Kanati would be uber sweet!

Im. thinking of  another  Foley recurve  acouple off more days  and      and  ill  put  my order  in.   mike

If/when I have the money the new border covert hunter is what I have been coveting.

Whippenstick! Whipplash to be frank. I've always wanted a Harrison Siberian wolf and I hear this bow has the same lines but about 600$ cheaper.

Just bought my first Dale Dye after YEARS of wanting one.
Now a 1 piece Silvertip haunts me at night.