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Hunter holding a buck’s antlers in the bed of a pickup truck.
01At the truck
Young hunter sitting on a truck tailgate beside a harvested deer.
02A young hunter’s harvest
Hunter posing outdoors at night with a harvested buck.
03After the hunt
Hunter holding a buck’s antlers in a field at sunset.
04A sunset harvest
Young hunter holding a buck’s antlers in a pickup truck bed.
05Back at the truck
Hunter wearing an orange cap and holding a buck’s antlers.
06Out in the field
Hunter wearing an orange cap beside a harvested deer in the woods.
07A woodland hunt
Deer illustration with the words It’s Coming, 2026 Archery Season.
08Archery season
Hunter in camouflage standing beside a buck in a pickup truck bed.
09Bringing it in
Hunter with a buck in a pickup truck bed outside a building at night.
10An evening harvest
White Country Boy Trades deer-logo sign mounted on barn-red siding.
11Country Boy Trades
Hunters for the Hungry banner reading Fight Hunger, Donate Deer Here.
12Hunters for the Hungry

496 Chipman Road, Bethpage TN

Bring the deer.
Leave with the good stuff.

Deer processing, custom cuts, summer sausage and jerky, plus Country Boy Trades logo apparel. Your deer, cut and packed the way you asked.

Logo apparel

Rep the deer.

Pick a garment, pick the artwork, tell the shop your size, color, and placement. Send the request and the shop confirms the details with you.

Start an apparel request

Choose your artwork

Requests only, no online payment. Garment prices shown; any tax, fees, or customization costs are not confirmed. Sizes, colors, and placements are subject to shop confirmation.

Deer processing

Your deer. Your cuts.

Country Boy Trades works the deer until it is cut, ground, and packed the way you asked. Pricing and timing come straight from the shop. Call (615) 604-3887 to confirm.

  1. Talk through your cuts.
    Ask which portions suit the cuts and products you want. There is no guaranteed yield.

  2. Set your grind.
    Ask about ingredients, added fat, and how ground meat is handled.

  3. Plan the packages.
    Discuss cut thickness and package size before the order is finalized.

  4. Confirm the timing.
    Confirm acceptance and pickup timing rather than assuming same-day availability.

Sausage, jerky and more

On the shop’s list.

  • Original summer sausage — 2-lb sticks with either cheddar or pepper jack cheese
  • Jalapeño summer sausage — 2-lb sticks with either cheddar or pepper jack cheese
  • Slim Jim’s — listed by the shop as its #1 seller
  • Snack sticks — listed by the shop as a #2 best seller
  • Sliced cooked jerky — also listed by the shop as a #2 best seller
  • Breakfast sausage — by the pound
  • Breakfast sausage links — by the pound
  • Regular jerky
  • Hot jerky

The Carter Colon Cleanse

Can be added to any item. Extremely hot. Eat with extreme caution.

Hunters for the Hungry

Not everybody wants venison in the freezer.

A donated deer can feed neighbors. Country Boy Trades is a participating Hunters for the Hungry processor, a Tennessee Wildlife Federation program. The Federation describes whole-deer donation processing as free to the hunter. Ask the shop how program coverage applies to the additional $45 fee for deer brought in without field dressing; a waiver has not been confirmed.

Resource library

Know before you go.

Browse 34 source-backed guides for drop-off planning, cut-sheet questions, caring for venison, Tennessee rules, and deer donations. Shop policies are kept separate from general advice.

Browse the guides

Find the shop

Pull up on Chipman Road.

Country Boy Trades

496 Chipman Road
Bethpage, TN 37022

(615) 604-3887

Archery season: no call needed before coming. Muzzleloader and rifle seasons: call every time before coming.

Hours: Call for current price and hours

Hunters come in from around Sumner County and the counties around it. More about the shop.

496 Chipman Road, Bethpage, TN 37022