How much does a fallow deer hunt cost in Tennessee?
By Quick answerA guided fallow deer hunt in Tennessee runs $1,500 to $8,000, median $3,750, across 7 priced listings from 7 approved outfitters — Tennessee's ranch and preserve outfitters, not a national market, since fallow deer here is a farmed species and the state is where nearly all of it is hunted.
What a guided fallow deer hunt costs in Tennessee
A guided fallow deer hunt in Tennessee typically costs $3,750, with half of packages between $2,750 and $4,747.5.
From 7 priced packages of 11 across 7 outfitters, checked September 2026.
1 package runs higher, up to $8,000 — typically multi-day trips with lodging.
Full price breakdown
Guided fallow deer package prices in Tennessee, September 2026 — 7 priced packages
| Point | Price |
|---|---|
| Lowest | $1,500 |
| 25th percentile | $2,750 |
| Median | $3,750 |
| 75th percentile | $4,747.5 |
| Highest | $8,000 |
The number rests on 7 prices, not a big sample
Seven is the whole priced sample behind this range — small enough that one outfitter dropping or raising a rate would move the median. Treat the low and high ends as real, and the middle as a rough guide rather than a fixed number.
Watch for a price that's really paying for two animals
One outfitter here sells a combo hunt — one boar, one fallow buck, one group price — and that price is left out of the range above on purpose. It's a real number, but it prices two animals together, not a fallow deer hunt alone, so folding it in would make fallow deer look pricier than it is. If you want fallow deer only, price the same outfitter's dedicated fallow listing instead.
The most expensive listing on this page isn't a single trophy buck priced high — it's a "slam" hunt covering multiple fallow deer in one trip. Compare it to the rest of the range with that in mind.
Top 6 of 7 fallow deer outfitters in Tennessee
- Guide
- Lodging
- Meals
- Meat processing
- Guide
- License & tags
- Meat processing
- Transportation
- Guide
- Lodging
- Meals
- Rifle/Archery range
- Game cooler / storage
- Guide
- Lodging
- Meals
- Guide
- Lodging
- No-kill, no-pay policy
- Transportation
- Lodging
- Meals
How we rank: Outfitters are ranked by a credibility-weighted rating that blends each outfitter's verified Google star rating with how many reviews back it up — so a strong average from many hunters outranks the same average from only a few — then by the breadth of fallow deer packages they offer (live inventory, last updated September 2026). Prices, ratings and review counts come straight from each outfitter's current listings — always confirm details before you book.
What's included in a guided fallow deer hunt in Tennessee
Across 11 guided fallow deer packages in Tennessee that list what they include, these come up most often:
- Guide91%
- Lodging91%
- Meals82%
- Meat processing64%
- Transportation55%
- License & tags27%
- Taxidermy27%
Inclusions vary by outfitter and package — always confirm what's covered before you book.
What hunters say about fallow deer outfitters in Tennessee
7 fallow deer outfitters in Tennessee carry 2,374 Google reviews averaging 4.91 — including 49 at three stars or below.
Sourced from Google · most recent review .
| 5 stars | 2,298 | |
|---|---|---|
| 4 stars | 27 | |
| 3 stars | 6 | |
| 2 stars | 7 | |
| 1 star | 36 |
Great experience and southern hospitality!! Step back and enjoy the tranquility of the lodge!!…
I had a great time on my fallow deer hunt at Goodman Ranch back in September! The sleeping quarters were great, the food was delicious, and Mike, his wife, and my guide Monty are great people! I harvested a nice chocolate fallow deer buck…
5 out of 5. Aaron Bruggink · Goodman Ranch ·
In 2017 I had the chance to hunt Fallow Deer a the Clarkrange Hunting Lodge. The host/Owners are wonderful people, they were kind and a joy to work with. They answer all my questions via email and over the phone before I arrived…
5 out of 5. John Grimsley · Clarkrange Hunting Lodge ·
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