You're welcome Tom...  That "Special" is indeed Special...

My first Elburg... my last "hurrah" and first custom bow, before we started our family... I'd love to have it back... no telling where she's at now...

Jaguar Express, 63#@27" and tillered 3under
Red Elm Back, Walnut belly and Bubinga Riser

Jonathan

Thunderhorn Heartstopper TD...50#er. I will own another, one of these days...

JL

original Bob Savage Deathmaster...and an all oak rocky mtn recurve that was a screamer!!!!!

Mine would be a Norm Johnson Blacktail VL with footed riser. It was 63#s at 28"s and I shot that like no other. I sold it because I have had several shoulder surgeries and alyjough I could shoot it, my shoulders told me not too. I now could handle the weight again and would love to have it back. Shawn

JK Traditions Kanati 58" 50@28 clear glass. Do not recall veneer. Sweet shooter and perfect specs for me. I can't even remember why I sold it now???  Man, I miss that stick.

My very first Zipper Extreme. I sold it once my custom Zipper arrived and shouldnt have...

Don't listen to him Tom. I still have OUR bow.

None till sofar

3 tread way longbows      

Border recurve that I got from a former IBO world champion
 

A MOAB that is collecting dust on Pat's bow rack( I'm just waiting) and 21st century nova graphite longbow that had a Jeff Massie finish on it!!!!

A Frederick longbow -- pretty tough to replace.

Well I just got into trad archery and only have 2 bows.  One is a 1966 Kodiak that my dad gave me, then I have a 50th anniversary Kmag.  I dont plan on getting rid of them ever but as my collection gets bigger I am sure I will get rid of one or two down the road but those 2 will forever stay on my bow rack.

My 58" 2 pc Toelke Whip...I must be stupid, stupid. stupid...Yea it is the one in my hand in the avitar shot.

The first trad bow I ever bought, it was a longbow I got from my neighbor I dont even know who made it. It was about 60# at 28" way too heavy for me at the time but man that thing could shoot, I sold it for the price I paid and now I wish I still had it, it was built like a brick $&!# house, and I began my trad hunting adventure with it when I was a frosh in high school. Those were the days.

Interesting thread.  I have on a couple of occasions sold a bow that I regretted selling and had a chance to get back--then I remembered why I sold them in the first place--usually wind up selling them again.  My view is that the eleventh commandment says something to the effect that "bow money must stay in bows" so when one is sold the money is tucked away for another.        We mustn't violate the 11th commandment.    

my morrison...I stooopidly left it IN MY HOUSE and somebody came in and got it

That stinks,captain.The one I'd like to have back is a Dan Quillian Canebrake that now resides on the bottom of a river.Don't ask.   :D

Black Widow PTF

A 60", 48#, 1967 Bear Super Kodiak which was my first big boy bow.