I agree. In the last couple decades deer-hunting weapons of choice, whether vertical bows, crossbows, shotguns, handguns, rifles, or muzzle loaders (and their associated projectiles) have seen significant increases in the distances at which those projectiles can be launched with acceptable accuracy to ethically make clean kills on deer-sized game. Regardless of which weapon and projectile the hunter chooses he/she is, and always has been, responsible for the results in the field. You need to know the limits of your weapon and its projectile. You need to know your limits in placing that projectile in the right spot. And you need to practice to gain the knowledge and skill to make shots at whatever distance YOU have determined you can make a clean kill a very high percentage of the time (in the field, not just on a target range). Plus, the shot must be taken ethically and safely. This holds true for all weapon types.