Affordable Pheasant Hunts in Tennessee Under $400

Tennessee is home to several highly-rated hunting preserves that cater to hunters looking for an accessible and affordable day in the field. With a median price of just $300 for a guided trip, you have plenty of choices that won't break the bank.

For a very budget-friendly option, Payne Quail Farm offers a "Non-Guided Quail/Chukar/Pheasant Hunt" starting at just $60. If you're looking for a dedicated pheasant package right at your budget limit, Creekside Hunting Preserve has a "Half Day Hunt - 5 Pheasant" for $400. Other great choices include the "Guided Mixed Bag Hunt" from Payne Quail Farm for $300.

Whether you prefer to hunt with an expert guide or go it alone, you'll find a package that fits your style. Outfitters like The Bearded Birddog offer an "Intro to Upland" hunt for $400, perfect for learning the ropes, while others provide self-guided hunts for experienced hunters who bring their own dogs.

A great benefit of hunting at a licensed game preserve in Tennessee is that you often don't need a standard state hunting license. The preserve's permit typically covers you for released birds like pheasant. However, it's always best to confirm the specific license requirements directly with your outfitter when you book.

Ready to find the perfect hunt? Explore all the Tennessee pheasant and upland hunting packages under $400 on GuidedHunts.io to compare prices and book your trip today.