It was an old Pearson the would shake your teeth out. I believe though that it was just that particular bow because I have had some Pearsons that shot really great.

Martin ML-10. First longbow I ever bought. The hand shock was awful. It almost turned me off from ever trying another longbow again. Fortunately the next one I bought (Pacific Yew) was and still is a pleasure to shoot.

PSE Impala.That bow proves you get what you pay for!

The one I shoot great, but can't have!! (for whatever reason)!

For me the worst is the one I can't afford or the one that you have to wait to long for!!!. To each there own, many likes and dislikes.

I own 4 custom bows and have 5 others ordered and out of the 4 i own my least favorite is my Bear Paws Bow although i still like the bow.

Actually it's the most beautiful bow i have ever seen but it just seems a lot slower than my other bows, but i still like the bow.

The older bear Grizzlys are really hard for me to shoot so i don't care for them that much.

my pse blackhawk takedown recurve

the one i want more than anything but can't afford or seller won't sell!!!!

i hate those bows!

Anyone with Wheels

A Jerry Hill Wild Cat Deluxe. It had terrible hand shock. It seems like it would still be vibrating for several minutes after the arrow hit the target.

Moab it just never felt right when I was shooting.

A forward handle longbow, yea yea, I know they shoot great, but I just can't make my eye like them.

"In the eye of the beholder...."

Indian archery recurve bow, dont really care for the look of laminated bows or big handles, cant shoot off a rest either just seems un natural

ive had 2, i wont be bashfull, both were pse recurves, the first was the kingfisher, ackward and bulky, not to mention the fact that the limbs cracked and warped 2 months in, and after waiting for 5 weeks for a new set the local shop pulled limbs from one on the shelf and waited on the factory to send some, and to top it off a pse rep at the ia deer classic claiming to not have a clue there was a problem with those bows, when everyone i knew with one was on the second or third set of limbs due to cracking and warping, the second was a pse kudu, was out frogging/ bowfishing pulled back 3/4 draw and the top limb snapped at the taper and i had a fat lip for a week, lesson learned as to what brand i wont purchase