old compounds make good bowfishing bows that's about it

unless you your outfitting summer camp for wayward MS NG guys, have one good bow maybe one for bow fishing and keep those up

if your going all out a hunting bow , a target bow , a bowfishing bow maybe a recurve and straight hand carved bow to dive into the traditional side

but having a dozen 1990s-2000s tech compounds doesn't do anything new or different or better.

it is a little like having a dozen single shot 12ga with no choke sure it may be handy to have one in the house one in the truck but after a while it is work to keep them all from rusting in the MS humidity for nothing new or different the first 2 didn't do and they are not even enjoyable to shoot.

ol compounds make good bowfishing bows that's about it

$10 Indian compound turned into a 50# recurve with 60# Samick sage limbs($60-70) for under a $100. “Frankenbow”

Old compound bows were like 15% let off when they first came out that was a big deal I still have the original Bear Alaskan from when they first came out. Had the Polar II for carping and small game hunts ot a backup on hunting trips.