I personally don't think that taking game the size of elephants with a bow is ethical.

I recently viewed and American "Hunting" DVD where bowhunters were hunting game in Africa. They were seconded to a well fit out hide that was 15 meters away from a "salt-lick" and waterhole and they shot at the animals that visited there.

Is this hunting?

Who knows whether the animals were free-range or simply released in front of the hide for the bow-hunters? This definately looked staged throughout the DVD, and they may have just as well sat in the back of a truck and shot arrows into foam targets shaped like animals. There was NO hunting whatsoever.

No tracking, no stalking, not even assessment of different animals for trophy or meat value. Just shoot whatever came to the salt lick.

Bag me if you will but this just my honest opinion.