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I would start with shooting and see if it leads to hunting. Outdoors activities can also include trapping, fishing, orienteering, wilderness skills and so on. ALL these work to give a well rounded and experienced outdoorsman. Look at the old Boy Scout manuals from the 40s and 50s to get ideas.
Buying military manuals is a great way to get some education on nearly all outdoor activities, and both the Army and the Marine Corps have special manuals for marksmanship, land navigation Survival and so on.
Add to those some good books about hunting and fishing and you have a world of fun begging you to dive in.
Shooting can be many things.
Rifles.
Handguns.
Archery.
Muzzleloaders.
Shotgunning.
Even slingshots.
All can lead to hunting.
Have fun with your boy. Make yourself the man that he wants to be with and he’ll not look to those he should not be with.
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