First Look: Mossy Oak Gamekeeper LS Tractor

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posted on September 25, 2023
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LS Tractor and Mossy Oak Gamekeeper have introduced the companies' first-ever, limited-edition camouflage tractor. Since the beginning of the year, LS Tractor, the makers of top-quality, high-value tractors, has worked diligently to produce and get LS dealerships stocked with the Mossy Oak Gamekeepers Limited Edition Camo Tractor in time for the camo-enthused customer's most favorite time of the year—fall hunting season.

Two LS Tractors

The LS Tractor Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Limited Edition Camo Tractor is an MT357 ROPS Hydrostat, offering the same durability and performance as the blue tractor from LS Tractor, only colored in Mossy Oak Bottomland. Other tractor features include black rims, black tires, and a black loader, for sleek contrast with the camouflage pattern. Whether for work or play, the Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Limited Edition Camo Tractor is an excellent tool for hunters, fishermen and any sort of outdoor fanatic. The first fifty of only one hundred tractors are slated to be at dealerships by the end of October. By December, the other fifty are scheduled to arrive.

“With the Bottomland Gamekeeper Edition being offered, Mossy Oak and LS Tractors are making history by offering a camo tractor. To say we are proud is an understatement. Together, we look forward to bringing Gamekeepers much more in the future, while both brands stand strong for land and conservation,” says Toxey Haas, founder and CEO of Mossy Oak.

Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Tractor on path

Toxey added, “With today's world consuming so much time, a dependable, hardworking tractor is more important than ever. It is the first and foremost tool for owning and caring for the land we love. At Mossy Oak, we are truly “tractor people”; we have put our tractors to the test year-round in all conditions. I can truly say I have been more impressed with the new LS Tractors than any other tractor I have owned.”

For more information on LS Tractors, visit lstractorusa.com, and to learn more about Mossy Oak, visit mossyoak.com.

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