Legend Biography

Kelley Powers has little left to prove in the waterfowling world. At 21 years of age, he had already won the World Goose Calling Championship and the World Goose Champion of Champions forcing him to retire from this pinnacle-calling event. Three years later, he won the International Contest followed by the Masters, US Open (twice), World Open, World Team (twice) and later the Worldwide which collectively of all major contests, is a feat that has never been achieved by any other individual. His list of calling titles is endless and not exclusively concentrated on goose calling. He is also a four-time consecutive winner of the World Open Meat Duck calling event.
Some other accomplishments include an award started in his name entitled the "Kelley Powers Humanitarian Award.” The Liv For A Cure Foundation of Chicago, IL gives this award yearly to individuals that display outstanding outdoor humanitarian efforts. Also, he was recognized by the Governor of the State of Tennessee, the State Senate, and State House of Representatives through resolution number 72, honoring him on his accomplishments and work with Tennessee's area youth. Kelley has been featured in numerous outdoor publications, waterfowl videos, and television productions including outdoor productions for ESPN, Pursuit, Men's Network, and the Outdoor Channel. He also co-hosted his own local outdoor radio show called West TN Outdoors.

Kelley is co-founder of Final Flight Outfitters Inc., a mail-order catalog company, ecommerce site, and outdoors retail store located in Union City, TN. Founded in conjunction with his brothers, Jon Ed and Tripp Powers, Final Flight is a proud recipient of the TN Small Business of the Year award given by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Kelley graduated from the University of Tennessee at Martin in the spring of 2003. In addition to Final Flight, he is currently a consultant for Power Calls, a company he co-founded, and Higdon Outdoors where he consults in marketing and product design. Kelley also works with the family farm operation, Powers Farms. He resides with his wife, Mallory, son, Kipton, and daughter, Kora Jess, in Union City, TN.