February 26, 2013

Swamp Savage™ Offers Apparel for Hard Working Hunters

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Mossy Oak is happy to partner with Swamp Savage for a line of hunting apparel made for hunters by hunters. Swamp Savage’s line is offered in Break-Up Infinity, Bottomland and Duck Blind.

SS1_ll The Swamp Savage Early Season jacket and pants are designed to for warmer weather conditions during those first trips to the woods for early bow season. They are lightweight and specially engineered to keep you cool and dry.

The Tupelo Fleece jacket is for hunters who need mobility and comfort. The flexible jacket is designed to allow free movement and enhance your zone of opportunity. Two side zippered pockets provide personal storage, while the full front zipper closure and extra high collar keep you protected against the fiercest winds. The Tupelo Fleece pants are a five-pocket pant with lots of storage options and are an excellent cut for comfortable days in the stand.

Swamp Savage apparel is available at select retail location in Louisiana and Mississippi. You can also purchase online at www.swampsavage.com. For more information, log on to www.swampsavage.com or call 225-385-9256.

Swamp Savage designs hunting apparel for people who work hard and hunt as hard as they work. And the challenges that each season brings goes without saying, it’s Worth the Sacrifice.

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