Be not worried.
Help your family if you have to.
Pass on the rest of the season if you need to.
Hunt solo, if you want to.
Take a year off if you need to.

Hunting is an optional activity. Life may be making more urgent demands.
If it needs to "come back" then it will. If not, it is, by far, not the end of the world.
If you are "helping others too much" then taking a year or two off will allow you to start again with a clean slate and a style that may more suit your needs.

BTW, consider these --- no need to share the answers....
When was the last time you had an absolutely 10+ hunting season.... why was this so?
If you've recently had a "so-so, ho-hum, take it or leave it, eh---no big deal---hardly worth the trouble" hunting season.... why was this so?

Is there any possiblity that after all these years bagging the "same stuff" that you may actually need LESS quantity ofhunting, but need to pursue new game of ahigher caliber? Just a thought.

Again, not to worry.... if it needs to come back, thenit will.... otherwise life holds plenty of wonders!
You're alive and healthy in this century, in this country.... life is good, enjoy it --- whatever that means.
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OR

Have you taken too many recoil shots to the skull from that 375RUM?