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What Is the Most Expensive Goose Hunting Package in Tennessee?

By Michael GiffordUpdated August 202611 packagesUp to $2,4008 outfitters

Quick answerTennessee's most expensive goose hunting package is Reelfoot Lake Duck Hunting Guide's Arkansas Combination Duck and Goose Hunt, out of Tiptonville: $2,400 flat for a four-hunter group, one day, not a per-person rate, before tip.

Pricing reflects live GuidedHunts outfitter listings, last updated August 2026. Always confirm current pricing and availability directly with the outfitter before booking.

The bigger number you'll find first isn't a Tennessee hunt

Search this question and the biggest price on the market belongs to an outfitter carrying a Tennessee business address but running every one of its hunts out of Carlisle, Arkansas, on 15,000 acres of leased ground near Stuttgart. Its own booking site never mentions Tennessee as a place you'd actually hunt. Search "Tennessee goose hunting," book that name, and you're booking an Arkansas trip with a Tennessee mailing address on the paperwork. Worth catching before you call, not after you've wired a deposit. Pull that one out of the running and the real Tennessee record drops from $14,400 to $2,400.

What $2,400 actually buys

Reelfoot Lake Duck Hunting Guide's top package runs $600 a hunter, per day, with a four-person minimum: $2,400 for the group, one day, not a per-person rate. That's a real Tennessee outfitter on the Reelfoot Lake shoreline, and this particular hunt crosses the state line into Arkansas as one line in its lineup, labeled as such in its own name. Bring three other hunters, or split the four-person minimum with people you don't know, and the math works out to $600 a head for the day, cheaper per hunter than several of the "expensive" day rates quoted elsewhere in this market.

The rest of the market, priced the same way

Only four of Tennessee's 11 real goose packages price in a way you can set side by side. Most of the rest are quoted as open-ended day rates, or aren't priced online at all. Below the record: Triple C Ranch's Water Fowl Hunt, $800 flat for a four-person group; Elk River Outfitters' Guided Specks & Snow Goose Hunt, $350 flat for the day; Fowlers Point Guiding Service's package, $300 for one hunter, one day; and Reelfoot Lake's other listing, from $250 a hunter per day. Six more packages, spread across four outfitters, carry no price online at all. Call for a number.

What the price covers, and who else is worth a look

Across the packages that do list what's included, a guide rides along on 90% of them, decoys and meals on 80% each, lodging on 70%. Reelfoot Lake Duck Hunting Guide, the record-holder, also carries a full 5.0 average across 7 reviews, tied for the top trust score in this market with Waterfowl Outfitters of West Tennessee, whose own 5.0 runs deeper, on 32 reviews. Check both before you book on price alone.

What a guided goose hunt costs in Tennessee

A guided goose hunt in Tennessee typically costs $550, with half of packages between $287 and $1,200.

From 4 priced packages of 11 across 8 outfitters, checked August 2026.

from $250median $5509 in 10 under $1,920

1 package runs higher, up to $2,400 — typically multi-day trips with lodging.

Full price breakdown

Guided goose package prices in Tennessee, August 20264 priced packages

Guided goose package prices in Tennessee, August 20264 priced packages
PointPrice
Lowest$250
25th percentile$287
Median$550
75th percentile$1,200
Highest$2,400

Top 6 of 8 goose outfitters in Tennessee

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 goose packages they offer (live inventory, last updated August 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 goose hunt in Tennessee

Across 10 guided goose packages in Tennessee 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 goose outfitters in Tennessee

8 goose outfitters in Tennessee carry 196 Google reviews averaging 4.58 — including 16 at three stars or below.

Sourced from Google · most recent review .

Review ratings for goose outfitters in Tennessee
5 stars147
4 stars33
3 stars5
2 stars4
1 star7
  1. Man what a weekend. This was my first time hunting here and it won’t be my last. From hunting to lodging to food this was as good as it gets…

    5 out of 5. Chase Patterson · Waterfowl Outfitters of West Tennessee ·

  2. A true pleasure hunting with these guys. Hospitality was amazing. Would recommend to anyone

    5 out of 5. CJ Grant · HD Guide Service ·