Best Materials for a Survival Bow in Very Damp Northern Climates?

What materials would be best to choose in a recurve bow (and arrows) that would serve as a very long-lasting, hardy survival bow in damp and rainy northern climates?

 

Aluminum arrows.

 

Osage orange
Should add due to wild supply, ash and hickory are more abundant. That said ash needs a bit more consideration in preparing wood ahead of time.

 

Toughest wood on the planet.

 

Y butash izabit more flexable, tbough not season prperly prone to stressor cracks good for lower #and long bow over recurve

 

I was thinking more along the lines of what materials to look for when buying a bow, not the available materials to make a bow oneself.

 

Well you can buy bows in all three of those woods and a combo of said, if going custom.
Other than that composite, man made.

 

What the hell was that?

Ash is a bit more flexible, though if not seasoned properly prone to stressor cracks.

 

Would composite bows me more prone to warping? How would those woods compare to man made bow materials?