I am not trying to tell anyone what to do, BUT........
I would encourage EVERYONE to take a youngster, newbie, your mentor or old-timer hunting at least once this year. Put them in a place they are safe and have a chance to at least see deer. Take them to a set-up where you two are hunting together. Don't impose rules on them....if it's a legal deer and they want it let them have it. You can spare one deer! Some may simply want to tag along. Engage them, talk about why your hunting where you are, what sort of food for the deer is around. Talk about anything you want. Put the cell phone or i-pad away and talk.
Yes, it's a pain, and yes, it may not go well, and yes, it's one hunt that you don't get yourself........
It will also be the highlight of their week, month or fall! You may build memories that last a lifetime. You may have the chance to share your knowledge and love of the outdoors in general and plant that seed or re-kindle that flame, or take a step back in time to someones younger years. That sense of excitement that you will see in then may be something that has been missing in your own hunting.
Take 1 hunt, get back to basics and simply relax, enjoy and share it with someone that may not otherwise have the chance. You may just rekindle your own fire a little in the process!