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How much does a guided wild turkey hunt cost in Kentucky?

By Michael GiffordUpdated September 202635 packages$500–$2,895Typically $1,37527 outfitters

Quick answerA guided wild turkey hunt in Kentucky costs $1,375 at the middle, and most hunts land between $900 and $2,000 — the real spread across 24 priced packages out of 35 turkey hunts on file from 27 Kentucky outfitters.

What a guided wild turkey hunt costs in Kentucky

A guided wild turkey hunt in Kentucky typically costs $1,375, with half of packages between $900 and $2,000.

From 24 priced packages of 35 across 17 outfitters, checked September 2026.

from $500median $1,3759 in 10 under $2,425

3 packages run higher, up to $2,895 — typically multi-day trips with lodging.

Full price breakdown

Guided wild turkey package prices in Kentucky, September 202624 priced packages

Guided wild turkey package prices in Kentucky, September 202624 priced packages
PointPrice
Lowest$500
25th percentile$900
Median$1,375
75th percentile$2,000
Highest$2,895

Ignore the $5,750 you might see quoted

One listing you'll run across shows $5,750 for Kentucky turkey hunting. That's not a hunt — it's an annual club membership fee at one outfitter, with no per-hunt rate behind it at all. Treat any turkey-hunt number well outside the range below the same way: check whether it's really one hunt's price before you compare it to anything here.

Add the state's cut on top

A resident needs roughly $30 for a spring or fall turkey permit plus the annual hunting license; a nonresident's turkey permit runs closer to $85 to $116 depending on the season, on top of a nonresident hunting license near $169. Neither is part of the guided price above — budget for both before you compare quotes.

This is a cost page, not a season calendar

Kentucky sells both a spring and a fall turkey permit — you'll see both below — but this page answers what a hunt costs, not when to book it. Confirm your dates directly with the outfitter before you pay a deposit.

Top 6 of 27 wild turkey outfitters in Kentucky

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 wild turkey 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 wild turkey hunt in Kentucky

Across 34 guided wild turkey packages in Kentucky that list what they include, these come up most often:

Inclusions vary by outfitter and package — always confirm what's covered before you book.

What hunters say about wild turkey outfitters in Kentucky

24 wild turkey outfitters in Kentucky carry 925 Google reviews averaging 4.50 — including 116 at three stars or below.

Sourced from Google · most recent review .

Review ratings for wild turkey outfitters in Kentucky
5 stars785
4 stars24
3 stars9
2 stars12
1 star95
  1. Awesome turkey hunt. Scott busted his butt to get me into birds every day on a 3 day hunt. Tagged my 2 birds but could not have done it without his help…

    5 out of 5. Mel Gajewski · Jonathan Creek Outfitters ·

  2. Fantastic turkey hunting experience! My son and I did a 3 day guided turkey hunt last April at Buck Creek. Our guides were absolute pros…

    5 out of 5. Gray Hamilton · Buck Creek Trophy Whitetails ·

Required licenses & tags

LicenceResidencyCostTag
Annual Hunting Licenseresident$28.54
Annual Hunting Licensenonresident$169.12
Fall Turkey Permitnonresident$116.27
Fall Turkey Permitresident$31.71
Senior/Disabled Sportsman's Licenseresident$12.68
Spring Turkey Permitresident$31.71
Spring Turkey Permitnonresident$116.27
Youth Annual Hunting Licensenonresident$10.57
Youth Annual Hunting Licenseresident$6.34
Youth Turkey Permitresident$10.57
Youth Turkey Permitnonresident$15.86

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