Do you ever want to just kick yourself?

[Pine]

I'm talking about bows that you have gotten rid of in the past, and you wish you still had them.
For me, I had a "C" handle Bear Takedown 35# target bow that was just awesome.
Sold it to the owner of an archery shop in the late 1970s.
I stopped by his shop a couple weeks later and he told me that Fred Bear stopped in last week, saw that bow and figured it needed to be signed. 
Another bow I foolishly let go was a Hoyt Pro Medalist. It was a target bow with white limbs but the draw weight was 64#@28".
That bow would now be a collectors item because of the unusual draw weight for that model.
I hunted with it one season with the removable camo paint but it was just too cumbersome to hunt with. That was in the early 1980s.
That's just a couple of bows out of a few others I let go.
So, what bows are you kicking yourself for letting go?

[Wudstix]

Traded away a DH Hunter 65#@28" it was a 64-66 model don't have the serial number.  Traded for a Hill style High Country longbow to a guy from ID.  Just got my first custom bow a Big River recurve that John patterned after a 59 Bear.
         

[MnFn]

Nothing that I couldn't replace. I wouldn't mind getting back my Liberty classic.
I just didn't give that one enough time.

Other than that I am really happy with my three bows:
Stickflinger, Blacktail Sitka, Javaman Elkhart.

But, ask me next week as and I'll probably have a different answer.

[Wudstix]

DH Hunter wasn't the best bow I've had, but it was the first real hunting bow, and was with me for @12 years, put a bunch of venison and pork in the cooler.

                      

[Sam McMichael]

My first longbow,  a 58# Archery Traditions Bamboo Longhunter.

[stagetek]

I had a '68 Super Kodiak that I shot my first deer with in '68. 60" 44#. Traded it in to buy a '72 Howatt Super Diablo. Big mistake !

[WESTBROOK]

Oh Yea!!

A custom Robertson longbow.

Just in case the owner reads this....

Lefty, 66" 60@29 Cocobola riser, Yew veneers. I'll buy it back!

[Captain*Kirk]

This does not compute. Still have every bow I ever owned including the first one.

[reddogge]

Sure do. I didn't get rid of it, my parents did. It was my first bow, a 30# Pearson lemonwood longbow I got for Christmas in 1955. It lit the fire that still burns today.  I don't even have a picture of it.  I'm a sentimental fool for that kind of stuff.

[trad_bowhunter1965]

I didn't sell a bow but I have shot nothing but takedown Longbows and wanted to get a one-piece and I had my eye on a Mohawk Sparrowhawk well Vince shut down before I could order one but luckily I found a used one and very happy.