NO! Don't sell your Falcon! Hang onto it. You gotta keep a 1-piece bow on hand for those times you feel like shooting something besides the takedown. (One of my problems is I've got more bows than I can shoot. ) Generally, I guess an asking price between 65-75% of the new price isn't out of line for a currently made bow - depending on condition. Look through Ebay and see if any Falcons have sold there and what their average price is. That will give you some idea, if you really want or need to sell it.

I haven't shot a Hunter II yet, but Chad had some down here at the Texas state longbow championships last year, and he let me put some fingerpints on a few. If/when I get a new recurve, it will be a Hunter II. The ones I handled draw smooth as butter and certainly feel like they'd fling a decent arrow.