Nashville Sportsman's

Nashville Sportsman’s Club is a private hunting, fishing, and conservation organization based in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded in 1943, it describes itself as the oldest African-American/Black hunting, fishing, and conservationist organization in the United States. Its mission centers on fellowship through outdoor pursuits and conservation, bringing members together for hunting, fishing, dog trials, trap shoots, and other activities.

The club offers membership opportunities and organizes seasonal activities, including hunts for squirrel, deer, rabbit, duck, and Canada goose at its Walker Property. Members can also take part in in-person meetings and other club events. Its website supports the community with member profiles and a directory, club photos, property information, forums, announcements, and discussions about safety, regulations, and outdoor gear. A lodge is also listed among its member resources. Prospective members can apply through the site, while members can use the online portal to find information, connect with other sportsmen, and engage with the club’s activities.