None of them. When I get one back, I soon remember why I got rid of it, in the first place.

My Silver tip and the Black canyon. Both great bows for me.

ALL OF THEM!

lol

But mostly my 62" Whip HS.

'63 Tamerlane (first year they were made).

Bought new and received it in January after I ordered in December of '62 so it had superb fine grained rosewood as it was one of the first out of the factory. Traded for a take-down when I got out of the Navy in '70, so my wife reminds me.

However, I would not shoot it much now if I found it.  Just look at it everyday as it was some super duper really beautiful bow.  The others I saw at the field archery tournaments later that year were not as good looking as mine in regard to the wood grain, color and interesting grain patterns. When they put those side plates on them in '64, Bear did no favors to the design of their most beautiful bows. I thought the side plates were ugly, and evidently so does many other people as the '63's are sought more now.  Like the old Black Widows which had painted risers (all did from '62 back). Fantastic designed bows, but the painted risers did little to show off the great design of the bows.  However, a lot the best shooters shot them.  Looks are important to me if I'm forking out money for the best.  

Now glad to have a bunch of old Bears (Specials and Kodiaks) with Brazilian rosewood to look at and none of them cost me much compared to buying a new top end custom bow with fancy woods. These old Bear classics are a bargin for looks and performance.

Think I'm happy and very thankful with what I got ('59, '60, '62 Specials and '61, '62 Kodiaks and a few others).

I would take my Pittsley Predator back in a minute IF it magically turned to left handed...
ChuckC

only bow I ever regretted getting rid of is my Brackenbury Quest. It is somewhere in France now and I will probably never get it back, but sure would love to.

My old Ben Pearson lemon wood self bow that broke when I was a kid. It was my first 'real' bow. I shot a bunch of arrows and imaginary game with that bow at around age ten-eleven.

A 64in Morrison Cougar.  Osage riser & Copperhead skins.

Well, I'd want my youth back and then I wouldn't have had to get rid of some fine shooting bows due to too much draw weight!  At the top of my list are an Elburg Cherokee Magnum and a Paxton Talon longbow.

I had a Northwind curve all bocote and bamboo shot my largest buck with. Sold it to pay school taxes.

My Seven Lakes Short Cloudy Night.  If you ever see it 62" 58@28 coco riser bamboo limbs with prairie rattler skins please named MOJO please let me know.    

My Cari-bow Tuktu 60" 55#@28. Koa veneers and a Chechin riser.

my OL Adcock bow that has my name BRAD LANTZ on it ..... I'll buy it back if anyone ever sees it

Bear "Bruin" longbow, killed my first deer with it. I know where it is, it never gets shot, and he wont sell it back. Also a Great Plains recurve I killed many deer with that i gave to my step son. Somehow, he lost it, sold it, gave it away..., who knows. Would not have sold it, but gave it to him as something special. No appreciation.