In my best days early 30's anything over 70 lbs was to much. Some of you guy's are animals.  

All my bows have been 58-65 for past 15 years but recently been getting them in 52, 54# at draw length.  When I shot a lot the 60# is fine but otherwise the 52-54 is more comfortable and accurate to shoot....

55-60# recurves.(nut)

In my prime 65 - 68 #s @ 27" . After injuries to both shoulders (not archery related) I am pulling 38#s @ 25"s . I'm r/h & my left shoulder begins to wobble after a few shots if I go heavier . Anyway , I agree with Larry - some of you guys are animals . I'm keeping my BroadHeads sharp and letting them do the work .

Just for fun I'll post this video. This is my 120# at 28" English War Bow.

I draw 27 1/2". Probably only 27" with this thing.

Matt

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Its in my Sig....Aloha

I shot a 63# @ my 29" draw for 14 yrs.  I decided to drop a few lbs of draw weight last year.  I'm shooting a 57 # recurve as my main bow.  I also have a 60# long bow, and 48 lb '66 Kodiak.

Anywher from 46 to 59

All my bows are between 47# to 50# and thats where I like em...

55-60

I've been shooting light poundage recurve bows for the last 47 years. I couldn't vote in this poll because one of my bows, the poundage isn't listed.

Without a doubt, my favorite bow is my 37# recurve.

All my bows are between 59# and 71#, but, i work out on a constant basis and (so far) have had no injuries or shoulder problems.

my average is 60-70.

I shoot a Bob Lee recurve #56 @ 28" but i only draw about 27".

45 lb recurve
50 lb longbow

55-60 for me

My preference is for 60-66# but i shoot from 45(old bows that I collect) up to 80# for keeping strenght.

Ive only owned 4, but Ive had a 60" bighorn,56" Blackwidow SA, 58" Blackwidow PSA and now have a 58" Stalker Stealth.

Sorry I read it wrong !  
Ive had a 54#,57#,56# and now a 51#