Brack Quests, Morrison Cheyennes, ACS CX are my current favorites, but I just got my Shawnee riser and am waiting on the Dakota limbs, and I have a Brack Non-Typical on order, so who knows what my favorite will be this time next year. If I had to limit myself to just one bow, at this point I would have to pick a Quest -- but I don't have to, so I won't.

My one and only bow is a Widow PMA II, 64", 49 @ 32.  I read something about 'fearing the man who owns only one bow'........so watch out.  

  Mikuta longbow

Just put together a Shawnee with carbon/foam dakota limbs yesterday.  I'll be shooting her at least through our honeymoon phase.  I hope we fall in love.  :D  
Also have an Orion with recurve limbs coming soon and I plan on wringing that one out real well.  

My Firefly Longbow. 58" 60@28.

Treadway longbow 58" 50@28.

Mike

favorite longbows-pretty much anyone
I own RER Vortex, CM Crusader, HH Big Five,Sentman
Competition model
recurves- RER Aroyo and a 48" Bear Super Mag

Like my Massie "Longhorns". Great craftmanship, superb grip, quiet and dead in the hand. Jeff stopped making bows three years ago. Turned the "Longhorn" over to Jim Belcher of Belcher Bows. Jim is an outstanding craftsman as well. Look forward to shooting one of his bows at the Texas State Longbow Championships in Ft. Worth over Memorial Day. Saving my penneys as we speak.

Great Northern Jackknife Bushbow...'cause I shoot this bow better than any other I've tried.  Not the fastest, easily the quietest, surely the best crafted.

I think it's bad karma to pick just one.  I like them best when they are 60"-64", 50-55#s with curves on the ends.

Trap

wes wallace, bob lee, abbott, hoyt gamemaster...the list goes on...      

I own only two bows. I owned my Black Widow for three years now and my Centaur for two years. Although I like my Widow, I shoot my Centaur a lot better and more consistant.

-YAAK

I really enjoy shooting all my bows. but when hunting season gets close, or if I really want to hit what I'm looking at I find myself picking up my Treadway.

Eric Krewson and I are of one mind when it comes to our favorite bow.

Selfbows just seem to have soul. They are not just a hunting instrument but a hunting partner.

Osage longbow 68" 58@27" bullsnake backed, floppy rest, braided fishing line handle.