Why not let him come hunting with you? How about bringing him a long scouting?

Set him up with a bow. Set him up with a target. Get him a membership to the local Club so he can shoot there, the workers can help him with form amd anyquestions he may have about shooting. Send him here, like myself and a few others have said, we can help him a little bit with the hunting aspect of things.

Send him to the local library for some books on Whitetail Behavior and Habitat, shoot, give me your address and I'll send him a couple of my books. Find out whether he wants to hunt from a blind, a stand, or spot and stalk. Whicher he wants to do, help him out as much as you can without feeling like you're waisting your time.

I don't know where I'd be if my dad hadn't taken the time out to help get me started. I'm sure it would have sucked. You didn't have that help and I'm sure you resented that fact quite often when you were starting out. Change that for this guy. So it takes some of your time, when he gets his first bow-kill you'll be plenty happy/proud for him. It will be well worth the effort.