1) Lost Creek

2) Morrison

3) Ed Mikuta

4) Bob Lee

5) Sentman

Ive owned most, if not all the , the "big names"...all I own now is Turkey Creek double carbons.....

Another vote for Lost Creek. Fabulous.

My top is Sapphire Hawk,  then Toelke WHip,  and OL Adcock ACS CX... think its whichever I am shooting that day.

Griffin
Griffin
Griffin
 

Any Northern Mist. He has D or R/D or stringfollow.

MOAB.

1. Robertson
2. Robertson
3. Robertson
4. Robertson
5. Robertson

My two favorites are Morrison and Centaur!

MOAB, Thunderstick III, 7 Lakes, Spirit Bow by Bryan Holley, Mohawk.

I didn't put these in any ranking order, just ones I've owned. Maybe someday I'll get a chance to own some of the others mentioned here and maybe my top 5 will read differently but for now, this is it!

IMHO

Your Humble Servant
God bless,Mudd

1. Robertson Mystykal
2. Robertson Primal Styk
3. Robertson Tribal Styk

Do I sound biased???  

1.  Fox Triple Crown
2.  Fox Royal Crown
3.  Crow Creek Black Feather
4.  Dale Stahl Hybrid
5.  Cook's Mountain Puma

Of all of the longbows I've owned I recommend   these.

Bill

1. Howard Hill Half Breed
2. Howard Hill Cheetah
3. Howard Hill Big 5
4. Morrison Mini Metal 13 with Morrison Foam Core Carbon limbs
5. Great Northern Critter Gitter

I have 2 that I like
Northwind Gem
& Don Dow Stik

1. Northern Mist Whisperstick
2. Northern Mist Baraga
3. Bob Brilhart Yew Slefbow
4. Thunderstick III

I will mention the three I have shot a lot or owned
in the order of how well I shot them.

1)Seven Lakes by Mike Ballenger & Rampart 3 piece

3)Mohawk

I am shooting a Mohawk now and its a fine bow. The Seven Lakes shot at least as well as the Mohawk does. Very under rated bows IMO and I should never  have sold it.

Anything you have read regarding a Mohawk is true and can be applied to a Seven Lakes bow.

Joshua

Fox Archery.  Very nice bows.
Frank

Mohawk!

Hill style, Hill style, Hill style, Hill style, Hill style!! Are there any others?

All this proves is that the usual names that come up in the threads are someone's favorite/best bow. We're lucky/unlucky to have such choice... for our wallets DO suffer and we're constantly looking for that better bow. It's not the bow... it's the archer, people. Enjoy! And shoot as much as you can: that'll make your bow into the BEST bow.
Marco