Thank you for all of the kind responses......unexpected as I was just speaking my mind.
I hope sincerely that some people start to take a hard look at themselves with respect to the sport and the game they pursue. Bowhunting isn't all about yeeehaaaa and wingin' arrows all over the place with an "Oh well" attitude.
Its about quiet times, getting close and really FEELING the hunt. The rights and wrongs of bowhunting are just something you should feel inside......I think anyone who picks up a bow KNOWS how things should be done. The hard part is setting limits and putting this knowledge to work from 20 feet up when an animal's life is on the line.
If the majority of people would set higher goals for themselves whether that be shooting ability, learning their equipment, tracking skills or the hundreds of other important details that are so important to success in this sport, than the comparably meaningless after thoughts that are this forum would take care of themselves.