my Alpine Rebel is best i can remeber 15 yrs old shoots great but it will be sitting this season out i just bought a new AR 34 single cam that will be out this year after much thinking the bow just felt to good to not buy fast light and easy shooting !!

I have a Hoyt MT sport. It was my first Bow and it's now 3 years old. Every year I think i'm gonna buy a new bow. But then i get out my bow and it shoots so darn good and is so comfortable to me, it's tough to justify buying another. For hunting it's a good set-up.. Now once the indoor league i'm in, starts in January I will once again be tempted by that pretty X-Tec that sits behind the counter!!!!

Had a Darton for 12 years then converted to MATHEWS.

breaking in a new Liberty

I was doing pretty good for a while up to about 1997 or so when I got my Official "Bow Sluts of America" membership card.
My current Liberty is 9 months old, and considering I DID hunt with it last season it's an "Oldie" for me as of late.
Not that I don't like the bows.....there are many I wish I had back! I like trying the newest stuff so someone every year usually gets a great deal on one of my hand-me-downs to finance the next in line.
The Liberty will be mighty hard to part with.

I used to do that... buy a new bow each year to "stay on top" of things. Ahh, but since 1998 I've been perforating the deer herd just fine with my old Mathews Conquest. It shoots as well as anything on the market today.

9 months on my Liberty. I will most likely get a new bow this spring if I feel that urge again.

Hello, my name is Josh. I'm 20 years old, have had 8 bows, and I'm officially addicted.

I have a Hoyt Havoc-Tec Cam 1/2 that is 1 year old and a Hoyt Havoc that is 3 years old

Same bow since 1998.mathews mq1.A good bow is like a good friend,hard to part with.It is hard to find just the right one and when you do,youd better keep it.

this will be year number 2 for my Bowtech Patriot. Awsome bow, wouldn't trade it for another