Goodman Ranch offers excellent spring Turkey hunting. In Tennessee, we have Eastern Turkeys that are native to this area. The state of Tennessee has become one of the most popular states in the South for hunting Eastern Turkeys. We offer great terrain here at the ranch for hunting big Gobblers. We have beautiful hardwoods and pines, hills and hollows, fields and creek draws, and over 100 acres of clover fields that offer excellent settings to set up in to bring that gobbler in close enough to get a shot. We have managed our property so well through the years with controlled burns and proper planting, that we are able to take advantage of a healthy population of Turkeys that have raised on the Ranch. We love to hunt in groups for our Turkeys because so often we get more than one bird to come in to our calling. With multiple hunters, we can often get a double making it a great hunt with clients or family members. Taking one bird is a great challenge, but trying to get more than one is always more exciting for the guide and the hunters. We offer over 1400 acres to Turkey hunt on and we can accommodate up to 8 hunters at a time.Tennessee offers a youth Turkey hunt at the beginning of the season and this is a great time to let your youngster take their hunting to the next level by going after a big Tennessee Gobbler. Middle to late Turkey season is one of the most beautiful times of the year on the Ranch. The wild flowers are in bloom, the trees are filling out with leaves and everything is turning green again from the past winter. After you have bagged your Gobbler, try fishing in one of our lakes. Our lakes are excellent to fish during Turkey season because the Largemouth Bass, Blue Gill, and Crappie are beginning the active time of spawning. Our Turkey hunts are usually a one day/ one night hunt with meals and lodging starting at $895. This price does not include licenses, taxidermy, or guide fees. You can click on this TWRA link for seasons and license fees.