I am truly amazed at how the wonderful sport of bowhunting has changed. Cruising thru the post here, I see a ton of techno-drivell. While I enjoy the sport, the truth is I find dead animals every fall. I wonder if bow speeds, sights etc. are being used to as a substitute for solid hunting skills? One would think that technological advancements would be manifested with less wounding and lost critters, why does this not seem to be the case? As elk season approaches here in Montana, I can hardly wait to get up in the high country, yet I can hardly tolerate finding another dead bull one of my fellow bowhunters failed to recover.