If you had your bow scheduled on your HO policy (as you should do with ALL your bows and firearms; trust me, I'm an insurance agent
), you could definitely turn it in if you were unable to track down the buyer and try to make a deal to get it back. Alternatively, your AUNT'S homeowners could pick up the tab, as she is the one who was responsible for your property walking away. That's why we HAVE insurance, after all. Not the first time this same situation has happened. Otherwise, keep a close eye on local classifieds to see if it turns up. It's likely the buyer knows it is an expensive bow and will try to make some quick cash.