Spring gobbler hunts near Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge & Sevierville — full-day, fully guided.
Chase longbeards across private land in the Appalachian foothills. These hunts are fully guided, action-packed, and perfect for both seasoned hunters and first-timers.
Our East Tennessee turkey hunts take place in prime habitat loaded with Eastern wild turkeys. You’ll hunt private ground near Sevierville, Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge, with rolling hills, timber edges, and fields that birds love to strut in.
Mornings kick off before daylight with the goal of hearing that first gobble echo through the hills. We use proven tactics — from ground blinds to run-and-gun — based on conditions and bird activity.
Season: Tennessee Spring Turkey Season (April–May)
Location: Private land near Sevierville, Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge
Included: Expert guide, decoys, calling, private land access
Not Included: Tags/license, firearm, ammo
Required: Tennessee hunting license with turkey tag
Rate: $600 Full-Day Hunt
Group rates available on request.
Early morning start (pre-dawn arrival)
One-on-one or small group hunts
Calling and decoy setups tailored to bird movement
Opportunities to harvest Eastern wild turkeys
Flexible approach based on weather, pressure, and sign
Whether you’re after your first gobbler or your next slam, we’re here to give you the best shot possible — literally.
Experienced local guide with years of turkey hunting success
Access to private farms with minimal pressure
Focused on safety, success, and creating unforgettable hunts
Convenient to major Smoky Mountain tourist areas — Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville
Slots are limited and birds don’t wait. Book your East Tennessee turkey hunt today and experience the thrill of chasing gobblers in the hills of the Smokies.
The more the merrier! Call for group pricing.
40+ years of combined experience hunting Eastern wild turkeys
Access to private land near Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville
Early morning scouting and expert calling to locate pressured birds
Tailored approach: ground blinds, mobile setups, or run-and-gun tactics
Friendly, patient guides who work hard to put you on gobblers
Safe, low-pressure environment for new hunters and seasoned callers alike
What should I bring for a guided turkey hunt in Tennessee?
You should bring camo clothing, boots, gloves, face covering, snacks/water, and a valid Tennessee hunting license with a turkey tag. Shotgun and ammo are not provided, but feel free to bring your own calls or gear if you like.
Are these hunts suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. Whether it’s your first bird or your fiftieth, we’ll guide you through every step and adjust based on your experience level.
Do I need to be in great shape to do this hunt?
We hunt a mix of terrain, from field edges to wooded ridges. We can adjust the pace based on your needs. Some spots are close to the road, others may require a bit of walking.
Can I hunt with a buddy or my kid?
Yes! We welcome father-son hunts, hunting partners, and first-time youth hunters. Just let us know when you book, and we’ll set it up.
How do I book a turkey hunt near Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge?
Just fill out the contact form or give us a call. We’ll confirm available dates, answer any questions, and help you plan your trip.
Our guided turkey hunts take place in the scenic hills and hardwoods of East Tennessee, with access to prime private land near Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville. These areas are known for strong populations of Eastern wild turkeys, challenging terrain, and active gobblers during the spring season.
