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Crane Hunting in Tennessee
Find 3 guided crane hunting packages from 3 outfitters in Tennessee. Packages range from $400 – $400.
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Nothing is in season in July — hunting seasons here peak in January (3 hunts).
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WillowTail Farm
Dyer, Tennessee
Premier all-inclusive guided duck hunts in West Tennessee
Southern Knights Retrievers
Troy, Tennessee
Rare guided Sandhill Crane and Upland bird hunts in West Tennessee
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Crane Hunting Regulations — Tennessee
No closed season — this species may be hunted year-round in this state. Confirm with your state agency.
🪪 Licenses & Tags
| License / Tag | Required | Cost | Draw? | For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp (Duck Stamp) | Yes | $30.50 | — | All hunters |
| 7-Day - All Game | Yes | $214.00 | — | Non-resident |
| Annual - All Game | Yes | $305.00 | — | Non-resident |
| Annual Sportsman (ages 16-64) | Yes | $165.00 | — | Resident |
| Junior Hunt, Fish & Trap (Ages 13-15) | Yes | $9.00 | — | Resident |
| Senior Sportsman (ages 65 and over) | Yes | $49.00 | — | Resident |
🎯 Weapon & Equipment Rules
- Shotgun — Shotguns must be plugged to hold no more than three (3) shells.This rule does not apply to crows. During the Light Goose Conservation Season, unplugged shotguns are allowed.
- Shotgun — Ammunition loaded with Number 4 or smaller shot size is legal.This does not apply to waterfowl and sandhill cranes, which may use up to T shot.
- Shotgun — Ammunition loaded with T shot (0.20-inch diameter) or smaller is legal.
- Shotgun — Possession or use of any shot other than federally approved non-toxic shot is prohibited.
Baiting Prohibition for Migratory Birds: It is illegal to take migratory game birds by the aid of baiting (placing feed such as corn, wheat, salt, or other feed to constitute a lure or enticement), or on or over any baited areas. A baited area is considered to be baited for 10 days after the complete removal of the bait.