Archery is a lot of fun and can be done on the cheap. I bought a used bow for $100. A release was about $25 and I think a set of 5 arrows was like 40 bucks. You don't NEED a release, but I tore my hand up and ended up having to resort to using one. I like it better this way anyway.
I was clueless going in and didn't know how to nock an arrow the right way and ended up tearing one fletching each off three of my arrows. Another arrow has only one fletching left. I only have one arrow with all three fletchings still intact 😁 Regardless, all five arrows still fly repeatably and will group a 3" circle at 20 yds without trying hard.
I say all that because, like most things, the internet will convince you need a $1,000 bow with the ultimate cool guy arrows and tons of expensive gadgets and tools to even get started. Nope. Just get one and go shoot the thing. I'm pretty sure my bow was built in the '80's.
Now, if the wind is blowing, my damaged arrows will end up wherever the hell they want while my healthy ones still shoot well. Healthy equipment is a good thing, but it definitely doesn't have to be expensive.
You never outgrow a skill-based hobby like this. If hitting your target has become too easy just step further back or find a smaller target to up the stakes. Quiet, clean, relaxing fun that doesn't require expensive consumable ammo or demand a bunch of cleaning afterwards.
Along that same vein, a buddy gave me a blowgun for Christmas years ago. Wasn't sure what to think of it at first, but man, talk about a challenge! It's a great way to peacefully soak up the outdoors while getting a bit of exercise and flexing your brain as well. Highly recommended even if it sounds a little nerdy/goofy. I would love to develop the skill to take the blowgun squirrel hunting.