I have had several.   I have a Sunset hill that is amazing. I really like my new Osage selfbow made by me from standing tree to finished bow.  It adds a little more satisfaction with something you put so much sweat equity into.

Already got all of them but two and one of them is on the way.....  Yea, THEM...  LOL.  I cant do with one 

The last one will be a Widow PSR all fancied up ......   

My dream continues with Big River, I have both recurve and longbow.  My recurve is a John McDonald design loosely based on a '59 Bear it was my first semi-custom, the first five arrows were in a 6 inch group at 18 yards and truly amazed me.  My LB is the fastest bow that I have shot even with 675-700 grain arrows.  I can't imagine anything better.  If you ever find a Big River for sale, do yourself a favor.

3 piece Crooked Stic 60 in. recurve.

Big Jim is building it now Mountain Monarch. Can't wait! TD.

Way back in the late 1960s I really wanted a Howard Hill Big Five.
Wasn't able to afford it for several years.
I never did get one and now that I could afford to get one, now I figure, what's the point.

I'd like to see South build a 1pc Recurve off either the Coyote or Wolverine risers.

Barring that, I'm saving for him to build a Schleyer Coyote FXT like he used to offer

Quote from: kopfjaeger on April 28, 2020, 03:36:21 PM
With out a doubt my dream bow would be a 55# to 60# 2007 to 2010 Bear Kodiak Takedown Supreme. I could still kick myself for not buying one when they first came out.

Quote from: blacktailbob on April 28, 2020, 11:10:56 PM
A Rose Oak in a lefty

How about a LH Rose Oak Heritage TD in Zebrawood and Rosewood ? 
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That shore is purdy Scott. Is it yours?

Wife wants new furniture so I'll have to keep and call this one my dream bow for now.

Quote from: blacktailbob on April 30, 2020, 05:36:13 PM
That shore is purdy Scott. Is it yours?

Yup.  :
I've got several of Brandon's bows.

Wouldn't call it a dream but have always wanted to try a silvertip.

Mine came in the mail today. Very exciting start to a new adventure with a new friend.

I have my dream bows 2 Yellowstone halfbreed and a Mohawk Sparrowhawk all three are awesome.

a primaltech, 2 piece longbow, 45# @ 28 for my 31.5" draw.
with either kudu or impala horn overlays, to remind me of home!
Randy builds phenomenal bows!

I would love to have a quality Osage self bow with a snaky limb or limbs with snake skins. Something in the 45 to 50lb range @ 28". Maybe one day. Trouble is nobody, that I know, makes them in my neck of the woods.

Quote from: blacktailbob on April 30, 2020, 05:36:13 PM
That shore is purdy Scott. Is it yours?

Wife wants new furniture so I'll have to keep and call this one my dream bow for now.

and it's just as good looking in person!!!!!!

I think any model from Javaman Archery, I own a Falcon, but I would like a model of all of his bows. Mr. Coffee does great work and is a heck of a nice guy.

Just starting the process of a dream bow. My daughter is building a bow for her school Ag project for next fall. Dyed and stabilized Blue Buckeye Burl flare with buckeye Burl scales, buckeye veneers with blue dye and accents, pronghorn overlays.
All her ideas , My heart is full!!

Quote from: Crittergetter on May 01, 2020, 08:20:52 PM
Just starting the process of a dream bow. My daughter is building a bow for her school Ag project for next fall. Dyed and stabilized Blue Buckeye Burl flare with buckeye Burl scales, buckeye veneers with blue dye and accents, pronghorn overlays.
All her ideas , My heart is full!!

That's awesome Randy! I saw some pictures of a recurve you made for Bisch and really liked the look of it. Too many bows, and not enough time! It takes me months to get comfortable with any new bow, so the tryout process is always real slow for me.

I'd like to have one of David Miller's no-glass "Split Bamboo" longbows. I'm on his list for a regular glass bow, but can't cough up the extra cash for an all natural and live with the thought that it may explode before I'm done with it.