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After the formality of the business portion of your meeting, we offer you a list of unique and
exhilarating activities.
Part of what makes SayersBrook so special is the unique experiences that one can have while
staying at our lodge. Not only will you dine on exotic bison dishes, but you'll have the opportunity
to shoot a machine gun, hunt pheasants, and ride in a Hummer along grueling off road trails.
Sporting Clay
Designed by the world-renown Raymond Forman, the SayersBrook 16-station computer-operated sporting clay range offers
fun and excitement for shooters of all skill levels.
Continental Bird Hunting
Continental bird hunts with pheasants, chuckars, and quail are a very popular activity with our executive retreats.
Off Roading
Take a ride in one of SayersBrook's Hummers over miles of rugged trails with a wide variety of terrain and obstacles.
Lake Activities (Boating)
Our mile-long lake, nestled between Ozark Mountains, is spring-fed and features a canal to another lake.
Horseback Riding
SayersBrook offer miles of gorgeous scenery and extensive trails for equestrian enthusiasts.
Fishing
Large-mouth bass, bluegill, channel catfish, an occasional trout, SayersBrook Bison Ranch is truly a fisherman's delight!
Hiking / Bird Watching
Experience the Ozarks at its best.miles of nature trails, bird watching and wildlife observing.
Golf Course
Only ten minutes from SayersBrook, golf enthusiasts can tee off at the Jewel of the Ozarks, Fourché Valley.
Bison Hunting
For the real outdoorsman, the challenge of a trophy bison bull hunt has no equal.
Pool & Hot tub
Refresh the soul and the body after a day on the ranch.
Country Store
Don't forget to take home some of our award winning bison meat or a souvenir of your trip to SayersBrook.
Ranch Tours
Take a tour of the ranch, feed the bison, and learn about these magnificent animals.
Team Building
Choose from a number of games at the ranch or visit the YMCA's team building center.
Other Venues / Activities Near Sayersbrook
Trout Lodge, Elephant Rocks State Park, Fort Davidson Historic Site and more... |
