Depends how far you intend to shoot. 4-16x50 is a LOT of magnification for whitetail deer hunting. I would look at one of the 2-10x40's out there, like the Minox ZA-5. The 2x magnification on the low-end is great for deep woods and thicket hunting and the 10x magnification on the high-end will easily handle any open ground hunting that Tennessee or most places will offer you.
For this sale price ($300) on a 2-10x40 you will not find a better value in a quality 5x magnification scope.
Minox ZA-5 2-10x40
If you want the big 50mm objective then you can pay an extra $100 for the 2-10x50mm
Minox ZA-5 2-10x50
If you really want seriously big time magnification then this 3-15x42 can't be beat at this price of $350.
Minox ZA-5 3-15x42
Or, if you really want a quality scope with big time magnification, side focus, and a big objective, then you can get this 3x15x50 bad boy with an illuminated standard duplex reticle for $500 as an open box special.
Minox ZA-5 3-15x50 w/Side Focus
The Minox scopes are engineered in Germany, built with Schott glass (Schott is owned by Zeiss), and assembled right here in the USA. You will not find a better value under $500.
Or, you could pay $530 for a Leupold 4.5-14x40 and get similar quality, the same warranty and an inferior magnification range for quite a bit more money out of your pocket.
Good scope shopping to you!