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How to confirm processing prices
The additional fee for a non-field-dressed deer is $45.00. Learn which other processing prices and payment details to confirm with Country Boy Trades.
Reviewed October 6, 2026
Call (615) 604-3887Confirmed fee and other pricing
You may bring your deer field-dressed or not field-dressed. If it is not field-dressed, an additional $45.00 fee applies.
The $45.00 charge is additional, not the total processing price. Standard processing and specialty-product prices have not been confirmed here. Call Country Boy Trades at (615) 604-3887 for those prices. A price from another processor or an old social-media post should not be treated as this shop’s current quote.
Ask what the quoted amount includes. A standard processing charge and specialty-product charges are not necessarily the same thing; this website does not assert the shop’s full pricing structure.
Ask how your order is calculated
Useful questions include whether products are charged per pound, whether batch minimums apply, and whether the weight used is finished product or meat entering processing. Ask about any additional preparation or requested services before authorizing them.
Payment types, deposits, taxes, and collection deadlines have not been confirmed for this site. Ask for the total or the method used to calculate it, and keep a record of the shop’s instructions.
Donation is a separate arrangement
Tennessee Wildlife Federation says whole-deer donations through Hunters for the Hungry receive free processing for the hunter. That does not mean a partial donation makes the rest of your processing order free. Confirm eligibility and intake availability first.
The shop charges an additional $45.00 for deer brought in without field dressing. Ask how donation-program coverage applies to that fee; a waiver has not been confirmed.
Source: Owner-provided business information; Tennessee Wildlife Federation: Hunters for the Hungry
Checklist
- Ask for current pricing and what it includes.
- Confirm specialty-product costs and any minimums.
- Ask about payment method and timing.
- Clarify personal processing versus whole-deer donation.
