Palmer 64" Classic.

Centaur triple carbon elite td

I have and had a lot of great bows but if I had to go down to one it would be a Northern Mist Shelton with the Classic running a close second. God bless, Scott.

I responded to this in 2014...it would still be my Hill Big Five

Black Widow PL longbow, 66", take-down, Toby grip with beaver tail wrap, 58@31".

No doubt, no hesitation.

i love my glass bows,
but if only one bow-
one of my  self built, character yew longbows, maybe with slightly flipped tips, around 64" or 65" with ling cod skin on the back!
black wildebeest horn tip overlays, and impala horn handle overlay!

Wes Wallace recurve

QuoteOriginally posted by South MS Bowhunter:
In case the other searches prove unsatisfying       Mine would still be a Centaur of any flavor.  My current 2 are both Chimera's 60" 50# - 52# @28 (I draw 29+).

I've shot a few not as many as some here but when you shoot one that has it all you just know it is hard to beat!

I agree with this.  I can't get over my centaur..

Have to go with Thunderstik MOAB and Big River 21st century style.  Two bows one wife not bad.

I will limit my choice to bows Ived personally owned...

A Dwyer Original 66" and 48@28.  Feather light, classic lines, super quiet and the bow I just love to shoot.  

(But that in no way implies that I don't have a wandering eye!  

Wapiti 3pcs recurve made by Kieth Chastian. 60" and 50@28. But I would give my 8yr old grandson my crow creek blackfeather longbow 60"51@28 and my wife would get my tall tines 62"59@28  just in case...

62" Morrison Shawnee with carbon/foam longbow limbs and 50@28". My favorite combination.

My bows are for hunting and the one I shoot the most accurately on a day to day basis is my original Titan ILF setup.

ummmm True? No, Wait, ,,, False!  I don't understand the question?

Give me a  stick and string and I am a happy Man.

I am sure i answered every one of those other threads differently but at this stage in my life, I am Partial to Big Jim's Thunder Child.

Last Time it was my 60 Kodiak (still love it)

The time before was my Bear Grizzly (still love it

Tine before that was a Big River 21st century (still love it)

I find that if I spend any time getting to know a bow, eventually we become friends and usually lovers. Often if I do not like a bow, its my own fault.

It  would be  my  black widow  K B

That's easy my    
I'm not getting   married? I can't pick only one!

The bow that I shoot well and performs well is quiet and is pleasing to the eye.  I cannot pick just one so I narrowed my list to two bows that I would never part with.

1- PA X 60" Black Widow recurve...

2- Hoyt Pro Medalist Hunter 62" awesome Earl Hoyt Jr recurve

My 2-piece Big Jim's Thunderchild

My Dwyer Dauntless, only one that comes off the rack anymore.

One of the "modern" take-down recurves with 2 different set of limbs. On light and one heavy