What can you get for a wild hog hunt in Tennessee under $1,000?

Three flat prices, three rates that multiply

Three of the six Tennessee wild hog hunts at $1,000 or under are flat prices: Triple C Ranch's $150 day hunt (per person), and Standing Rock Hunting Lodge's $500 one-night and $950 two-night packages. Whatever the room, the guide and the hunt look like, that's the number you pay.

The other three are quoted per animal: Wilderness Hunting Lodge's $750 day hunt, Bridgecreek Farms LLC's $825 Trophy Boar Hunt, and Standing Rock's own $900 Wild Boar hunt. Each of those is the rate for one hog — book with a buddy or come home with two, and the math changes. A two-hog day at Wilderness runs $1,500, not $750.

What the hunt price does and doesn't include

Lodging comes with four of these six Tennessee hog hunts; a guide with two; a meal with two. License and tags shows up on one of the six, and so does meat processing — both on Wilderness Hunting Lodge's $750 hunt. On the other five, tag it and process it yourself, or ask what that costs before you book.

No closed season, but a license to budget for

Tennessee puts no closed season on wild hogs on private land, and every outfitter on this list hunts private ground — TWRA lets a landowner take them without limit, year-round, in daylight. The number that does move: a nonresident Tennessee hunting license runs $214 for seven days or $305 for the year, on top of whichever hunt price above you picked.

Three more Tennessee hog outfitters, and why they're not here

Spartan Hunting Preserve, Caryonah Hunting Lodge and Clarkrange Hunting Lodge all sell wild hog hunts in Tennessee too. None of them are on this list because nothing they sell is $1,000 or under: Spartan's cheapest hog package is $2,900, Caryonah's is $1,150, and Clarkrange doesn't publish a comparable price at all.