I agree that mandatory reporting should be done for all hunts. In New Mexico, if you do not fill out a harvest report, you are unable to hunt the next year. I believe that there are a number of archery hunters who choose to shoot beyond their abilities which leads to many wounded deer. An area I have hunted mule deer in unit 33 in the last five years, I have had two friends kill deer that were shot in the hind quarters by archers that would have died. They were both still alive, but barely. I also saw a nice buck running around with an arrow sticking out of its butt. My son killed a deer in the same area this year that was shot by an archery hunter and amazingly was still alive in the late November junior hunt. This deer had a massive wound right below its spine with maggots in it. He might have lived and might have died. The point is that I think Game and Fish needs to manage things closer because probably as many deer are shot and not recovered as are killed by archers. I once spoke to a hunter who said he had wounded nine deer and had never recovered one. I personally love archery hunting, and all hunters should know their limits and never exceed them.