This is my 2nd season with my Browning Vanguard LX but I still have my trusty Martin Cougar II that I bought new in 1980. Hunted with that bow for 23 years and never had a problem with it.

I've had my Mathews feather-max since 2000 but this will only be its second season...and the first with carbons

Have had my PSE Beast for 6 years now. Have had no complaints or problems, but I sure am getting itchy for the newer faster bows.

The old Buckmaster PWC (Jayne) will be enjoying it's 4'th hunt this year.

The Trashcanman

just got my new one so its like 4 weeks old lol

i have a hoyt enticer and it works for me. its about 7 years old now but it brings home the bacon. AND THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT!!!!

Mine is a 1996 Browning Fusion, 40" ATA< and taped up like a hockey stick. Man, but i love her.

I have a hoyt MT Sport. Its a 2001 model.

My MM VFT is about 9 months old. I guess I would fall into that category you mentioned in regard to buying new bows each year though I do not consider myself one of the "better hunters" on the board. The equipment/technical aspect of the sport trully fascinates me. There is just so much out there to tinker and experiment with. It is almost addicting.

I have one of those new Jennings's bows on order as well though I sincerely doubt it is going to knock the Mighty Mite from the top spot of hunting bows.

I'm shooting a 12 year old XI Demon. (a bow which was pretty much obsolete when i bought it)
It still has it's original string even. Most of the strands are still there. heh heh (it's a stupid size and I'm too lazy to figure out how to order a new one)

Still, it kills stuff if I do my part.

I have a 'back-up' compound which i use for bowfishing. It's an Astro Stinger which I bought in 1985. I think that bow is made out of cast iron and truck leaf springs. If I hold the string and hold the bow horizontal....it practically draws itself. ha ha

Then there's my 1970's recurve.