That's the one! Nice bow!

I like the early 60's Grizzly up to 67'. The early dual shelf Cub is a great design too!

I'd like to see the Herter's line come back.

For a great all around inexpensive line of bows,Shakespeare Wonderbows.

OH yeah, I'd also like to see O' Charley Lamb put out a few more bows.  What do ya think Charley?  

Herters

Timberspirit bows would get my vote...

Big East would be a second vote...as long as it dosn't come with all the baggage  

I'm gonna list three.

1. Rocky Mountain Recurve
2. Rocky Mountain Recurve
3. Rocky Mountain recurve

Well, maybe one more, Rocky Mountain Recurve.

Any Jim and Buddy 21st Century
Pronghorn Ferret
Any Jack Howard bow
Any Jeff Massie bow
Elburg Jaguar Special and Mite
And for production bows definitely Wing!

I need to add to my earlier list......Rocky Mountain Recurve.  I have one and wish I had more.

It was already mentioned but I think Bear would be smart to revive the 59 Kodiak for a special run.......

I don't think I could resist that.

Bill

Jim Johnson's Legend Longbow. I think Jim still lives in Missouri. Made a great longbow.

Northern Mist Ottawa
Thunderstick Ramhorn

Scherrinsky Challenger Longbow.....arguably still the fastest longbow ever made.

Whitebison.....he is still around I'm told but unmotivated

Another vote for Sley recurves

Robertson Peregrine, sweetest shooting bow I've ever laid my hands on.

I own two Rocky Mt Recurves and they are without a doubt one of the quietest, smoothest shooting curves I've ever owned. I'd love to see them offered for sale again.

My dream bow of bows would be a 48", or 50" Elburg Mite with the takedown sleeve option. I'd be willing to pay a cool finders fee if someone would just point me in the right direction!

Zipper Zip Stick longbow.

Dr Glenn Parker's Grey Wolf line of bows.

It's my understanding someone in Texas purchased some of Glenn's bow forms...sure wish they'd get them cranked up and going again.

A Metal Handled Bear Takedown (Aluminum or Magnesium or ...)

Dave Guthrie Elk Mountain recurve.

I would like to see the grumly bows again I think they where great looking bows

Here is my Stillwater Aberdeen. I wish I did not sell it. It is in Italy or Spain now. Dang it.

Matt