Thanks for the posts. Great variety of preferences.

One bow?
Heresy.

All bows are not alike. All men are not alike. The animals, trees, ferns and fungi differ from each other, even within their distinct species, like fine-fretted snowflakes. Is a cloud ever exactly like another? The diversity of Creation is as infinite as the imagination of its Creator. Who am I to run counter to His ways? Celebrating variation and diversity is celebrating the awesome scope of the vision of the Lord.

At least, that's how I justify it.
Killdeer  

Either of my Bama's. I love em both.

It would have to be my two A&H's and then my Gerlock.
Your welcome Dude.  

Killy's explanation sounds like a winner to me!
Besides, I have three of "The One" bows. Morrison Shawnee longbow.

QuoteOriginally posted by KentuckyTJ:
A CheyenneTalltinesSchaferCrowcreekCentaur would be my choice.

I bet thats a shooter!!!!     :D

Actually not a bad idea, would love to see all those guys each have a little piece of their own style in a bow, just imagine what it would be like.....  :eek:

Shre4w Classic Hunte

It may change later this week. Right now ACS CX 3 pc. 64". I have a Griffin & a Centaur on the way off the classifieds. Still on the quest for the best as my friend Peckerwood would say. Randy

my kota prairie swift 1 pc. 53# brand new modeled after paul schafers personal 1 pc. recurve

54" Super Shrew!!!!

I posted earlier on this thread and must admit that I just acquired a few more bows.
I'm not going to let loose of the Strunk but the GN Bushbow and Ghost are keepers.

Any RER would be a good choice.

Any 62" 60# longbow that has "Bushbow", "Mohawk", or "Pronghorn" written on it!!  

For me it has to be a 68", 60-65@28 American Longbow built by the master, John Schulz    

One bow????  Hate to have my bows be lonely . . .

Although I've shot mostly longbows the last 25+ years (Fox, Black Widow, David Dowell, and a couple others) and recurves (Bear, Black Widow, Fox) for the first 25+ years, I recently had Brandon Stahl build me a 64" Super Wildcat recurve.  It has been an absolute blast to shoot.  Everyone that sees it says it's the most beautiful bow they have ever seen - and it shoots as good as it looks.  Right now I would have to say the Rose Oak Super Wildcat - but I can promise you it's never going to be lonely.
Craig

I am with TJ and Killdeer on this 1

personally subjective stuff, indeed!  

mohawk t/d longbow, 66", 50# @ 29"

Robertson for me

John Jordan Stalker t/d recurve

I'll stay with my Widow!!