I used to love shooting competitions, from turkey shoots, starting around 21 yrs old (1 shot per target @ 100 yards) to various handgun and rifle competitions, terminating with .22 Rimfire Benchrest. Haven't competed for a couple of years now and don't miss it.
I love to hunt, but being almost 71, find that it's more enjoyable to teach my grandkids and others to shoot well and hunt. I've helped 5 grandkids learn to shoot better just last fall and two went on to get deer on Youth Day. A third entered Army training and did very well there. Another of the 5 joined the high school shooting team and is doing well, despite physical challenges. Also I got three adults into shooting the past year.
Teaching others to shoot is quite rewarding, and I like to do gunsmithing work as well, but don't do it as a business, just for the fun of making guns better.
We've had a home in the country for 10 years now and I love walking out back, either to shoot or hunt, especially hunting coyotes, but don't do it at night.
My advice is to get a new gun, do some shooting, handloading, and hunting with it. Find new friends to go hunting/shooting with, and take in some gun shows, etc.