Recently I got my new Sparrow Hawk and have been shooting the dickens out of her. Have not shot my centaur in a month. Well now I have acquired a J.D. Berry Taipan and holy smoke! I am really liking these deep core bows. They just seem to shoot themselves.  

Same here. Can't seem to spend enough time with each of my bows. Always switching hurts consistency but does make shooting more interesting. I'm currently trying to thin down my non-ilf recurves so that I have room for a new northern mist superior in 2017  :D

Craig glad you can shoot them well. I wish I could. I do enjoy shooting that style a lot though I can tell you that. Just never as accurate as I am with an R/D style. But bow fever....I thought I had that beat. But the symptoms are starting to rear there ugly heads in me to. You know the trouble signs....Buying a bow...and then shopping for one when the others on the way. Well...window shopping anyway.   rat'

I am having the same problem.  I'm trying to work through the hangover of the latest bow buying binge and decide which bow to focus on and what probably should move on.  The problem is, I really like the one that cost the least, an old Heritage take down that I repaired and refinished.  It is tough to focus at times like these.

You just need a golf bag on wheels .
When you are out roaving , assess the shot and grab the appropriate bow and take the shot .        :rolleyes:    :rolleyes:    :rolleyes:

Several viable and amicable options is a gift.

Not too long ago, there were but a few as in comparison to the gifted present.