How Much Does a Guided Big Game Hunt Cost in Tennessee?

On the most affordable end, you can find single-day hunts for species like wild hog or turkey. For example, Triple C Ranch offers a one-day hunt for $150. For a multi-day trip, G2G Hunting provides a three-day deer hunting package for just $250, offering an excellent value for hunters on a budget.

Most hunting packages fall near the median price of $1,995. This price point typically covers multi-day hunts for popular big game like whitetail deer or wild boar, often including lodging and guide services. Highly-rated outfitters like Standing Rock Hunting Lodge and Caryonah Hunting Lodge offer numerous packages in this general range.

For a true trophy experience, expect to pay a premium. These hunts target magnificent animals like elk, red stag, or exotic deer. A prime example is the three-day "Elk Bull Hunt" offered by Goodman Ranch for $8,995. Similarly, Bridgecreek Farms LLC has a two-day "Fallow Deer Slam Hunt" available for $8,000.

Remember to factor in the cost of a hunting license, which is usually not included in the package price. For nonresidents, a 7-day all-game license costs $214, while an annual license is $305. Residents have several options, including the annual sportsman license for $165.

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