Who has the cheapest turkey hunting in Tennessee?

Where the floor actually sits

Six of the 14 packages publish a price you can compare against each other: a flat rate or a per-person total, not a per-day add-on. Those six run from $150 at Triple C Ranch to $1,500 for a three-day hunt at Elk River Outfitters. A quarter of them come in under $406; the middle of them is $1,000.

Watch for day rates quoted as if they were the floor. Triple C Ranch's $150 is a real, bookable one-day hunt, not a per-day figure that keeps climbing with the length of the trip.

A fifteenth package exists in the raw listings — a $1,500 "Annual Membership" at a property that also runs quail hunts — but it's a bundle of property access, not a turkey hunt you can book on its own, so it's left out of the count and the prices above.

What the licence adds

None of the prices above include Tennessee's hunting licence. A nonresident licence covering seven days of all-game hunting costs $214 (Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency), and it's the only one turkey hunting requires — there's no separate turkey tag on top of it. Add that to Triple C's $150 hunt and a licensed out-of-state hunter pays $364, not $150.

Cheapest and most-trusted are different questions

The outfitters ranked below are sorted by a rating that weighs review volume against the star average, not by price. Nathan Mountain Outdoors leads that ranking; Triple C Ranch, which holds the cheapest package, doesn't even place in the top three. The two lists answer different questions: cheapest above, most trusted below.

Two things to weigh before booking

Twelve of the 14 packages state at least one inclusion. A guide and lodging are tied as the most common, each in 8 of them; meals and meat processing each show up in 5.

Across the 11 outfitters, 613 Google reviews average 4.76 stars. Twenty-five of those reviews are one star, not zero. A star average alone hides that; the full spread doesn't.

If you wanted something else

This page covers Tennessee's whole turkey category — there's only one species in it, wild turkey, so nothing here got narrowed the way a deer or exotic-game page has to split out. If you're after a different Tennessee hunt, deer hunting runs 29 packages, hog and wild boar hunting runs 21, and buffalo hunting runs 10.