How watson farms was born
In loving memory of Gayle and Roger Watson
At Watson Farms it is our goal to share our love of hunting and to make memories that last a lifetime.
where it all started
Watson Farms is more than just a piece of land to us it's a part of our family's story and the memories that shaped who we are. What started in 2007 as nothing more than a cotton field and cow pasture became something so much bigger because our Grandaddy, Gayle Watson, saw potential in it long before anyone else dia. Over the years, our Uncle Roger worked tirelessly building the levees and duck holes, pouring his heart into creating a place where our family could come together. Some of the favorite memories we made were out there spending time with Grandaddy and Uncle Roger, learning from them, helping however we could, and creating traditions that brought all of us closer. Losing Roger in 2017 and then Grandaddy in 2020 changed our family forever, but it also gave us a responsibility to carry on the legacy they worked so hard to build. Making Watson Farms Hunting Club official became more than just a dream; it became a way to honor them and keep their spirit alive. Now, our hope is to share this place with others so they can experience the same love, family traditions, and unforgettable memories that Watson Farms has given us for so many years.
Our Guides
Logan and Connor Johnston are two brothers from Crockett County, Tennessee, who grew up with a passion for duck hunting. As the owners and operators of Watson Farms Outfitters, they have spent their entire lives hunting the farm and learning every aspect of the property. Their years of experience have given them a deep understanding of how each hunting location performs under different weather conditions, allowing them to consistently put hunters in the best possible position for a safe successful hunt.
Logan and Connor johnston
