Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
Seasons, bag limits, units, licenses and emergency closures come from the agency. Where2Hunt has not published reviewed Tennessee season summaries yet, so use the official pages.
Official hunting pageBuy a license (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service directory)Federal migratory bird rules
Links checked Oct 28, 2026.
Paid hunting listed
15 with the operator site reviewed, 0 from a state register and 17 from directories. This is not every business in Tennessee. Coverage details
Hunting land for sale
Active listings in Tennessee whose remarks describe hunting on the property.
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Hunting land for sale in Tennessee by county
Paid hunting in Tennessee
Smoky Mountain Fishing Company (guided upland hunts)
Listings come from operator websites, state registers and hunting directories. Prices and openings change often, so every listing says Contact for price until an operator confirms current packages. How we verify.
Tennessee hunting land for sale
See all 36“The quiet setting also offers potential sites for a residential home or a hunting cabin.”

“Surrounded by pristine forest and mountain scenery, this private tract offers the rare chance to own a true slice of Tennessee wilderness - perfect…”

“Explore 2 ponds, a greenhouse, 30x50 shop, chicken coop, small hunting cabin, & blueberry, blackberry & raspberry bushes...a fantastic start toward…”
Private land access marketplaces
Many day hunts and leases in Tennessee are listed on these national sites. Where2Hunt has no partnership with them.
- LandTrust: Short trips and host packages on private land
- Infinite Outdoors: Reserved private-land hunting access
- Outdoor Access: Private recreation and hunting access
- HLRBO: Direct hunting lease marketplace
- Base Camp Leasing: Hunting leases
- Hunting Lease Network: Hunting lease marketplace
- Weyerhaeuser Recreation: Timberland leases and access permits
- Rayonier Hunting and Recreation: Timberland leases and permits
Where these listings came from
- Adventure Collective, Smoky Mountain Fishing Company: Guided upland hunts, Jefferson City
- Blue Bank Resort site: Fetched; confirms town, phone, lodging and a Guides page
- Game Bird Hunting Preserves in TN (GunDog Breeders directory): Seen in search results only; the host has a certificate error so pages could not be fetched
- Guidefitter Tennessee: 8 outfitters, 3 new with a town
- Guidefitter Tennessee outfitter listings: 8 outfitters; Giveem Hell, WillowTail, Spartan, Goodman and Croy's already existed
- Operator websites (homepage checks): homepages checked for hunt packages and rates
- Reelfoot Lake guide and resort pages (reelfoot.com and operator sites): local hub linking duck guides and resorts; operator pages checked directly
- Reelfoot.com hunting guides: guide logos only, no towns; Old Samburg Gun Club page fetched
- TWRA shooting preserve list: Not reached; no search result surfaced an official preserve list
- Tennessee Home & Farm article on Meadow Brook: Acreage and family history
- Ultimate Deer and Turkey Hunting, Tennessee directories: All entries already in existing records
- Ultimate Outdoor Network state directories (pheasant, quail, waterfowl, deer, turkey, elk): directory, ~14 TN listings
- Ultimate Pheasant Hunting, Tennessee directory: 8 preserves, all already in the existing TN records
- Ultimate Waterfowl Hunting, Tennessee directory: 3 listings, all already in existing records
- UltimateDeer/Hog Hunting Tennessee: all listings already in file
- reelfoot.com guide index: Names of Reelfoot guides; most already in existing records
Hunting in Tennessee: common questions
Where can I hunt in Tennessee?
Where2Hunt lists 32 paid hunting options in Tennessee, including outfitters, lodges, preserves and leases, most often for quail, pheasant, ducks and geese, chukar and partridge. Public land and access programs are managed by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
Is there hunting land for sale in Tennessee?
Yes. There are 36 hunting properties for sale in Tennessee covering 6,389 acres, with a median asking price of $4,250 per acre.
How do I get a hunting license in Tennessee?
Buy Tennessee hunting licenses, tags and stamps from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, online or through licensed agents. Requirements differ for residents, nonresidents, youth and hunter education.
When are hunting seasons in Tennessee?
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency sets Tennessee hunting season dates, units and bag limits every year. Check the official regulations before you book a hunt or travel.

