If I could only shoot 1 longbow, it would be...

[Dan bree]

Hi pat.  Just got my North Star  the hills mite get dusty. Dan.

[trad_bowhunter1965]

A Pronghorn Longbow.

[two4hooking]

This one:


They don't get any prettier, or shoot any better....HHA Tembo made by master craftsman John Schulz

[BRITTMAN]

Shrews fit my style the best

[Knawbone]

Another vote for HHA. My 65" 50 @ 26 5 lam Cheetah.....perfect!!!  

[Steve Jr]

Waiting on a JD Berry Taipan , but the Northern Mist Baraga I picked up used last year is going to be hard to beat. It is a sweet shooting bow !

[halfseminole]

It's no longbow, but my asymmetric horn bow is easily becoming my best bow-when my larger Kassai comes in, we'll see though.  I could shoot just the horn bow, I think.

[BrownA5]

Centaur or Big Jim Buff

[DaveT1963]

I've got a feeling my Taipan from James will be my go to bow and my most accurate.... but I sure like my vixen also.

However, if I could only have one bow forever, it would be my 3 piece takedown Thunderhorn..... for traveling reasons and it just shoots great.

[smoke1953]

It's got to be straight and strong enough so that it will serve as a walking stick when shooting days are over and memories are all I carry.

[Butch Speer]

HH Tembo. 66" 49@ 27. I like it cause it shoots good!

[Joeabowhunter]

Cari-bow Slynx

[BUCKY]

My 2 Kanati's

[todd smith]

The one that I shoot well. Shoot a few and pick one that works best for you. If you find one that shoots great for you - buy that one. That very bow. Good luck and let us know what you end up with.     Todd

[lablover]

My 3 piece Pronghorn 62" 50@28.

[Gdpolk]

Mine.  I've shot over 200 bows and none are as natural for me as the one in my signature.  If I ever find one that's better, I'll definitely buy it on the spot.

[buckeye_hunter]

NewWood VanGuard.

It is super light to carry. Everyone I hand it to shoots it accurately. No vibration after the shot. It has a medium grip and keeps my elbow tendinitis from flaring up. The craftsmanship is excellent.

[RLA]

Out of the ones I've owned or had a chance to shoot the Thunderhorn heartstopper has been my favorite. Had a nice one about 6 year back, should of keep it           . I also really liked a Great Northern Bushbow, pretty basic bow, but great shooter.
 
Two I haven't had a chance to try but would like to some day would be a Centaur and Fox royal crown.  I'm a recurve guy and don't care for the straight Hill style bows at all, I gave'em a try just not for me.

[mooseman76]

64" Toelke classic whip. Best longbow I've shot.

[Ron Roehrick]

Without a doubt it would be one of David Millers American semi longbows probably an Old Tom 66" with string follow at around 50 lbs at 26" I just love the way they shoot they are smooth, quick with no hand shock.