FEATURED AT THE 2011 DENVER WESA TRADE SHOW

American Saddlery revolutionized a wonderful combination of a shooter and barrel saddle in one. Introducing the Camo Racing Shooter Saddle featuring a high cantle, swept back style to keep you square and camo accents. Note: Although there's camouflage, you wont blend in so please don't try!

Features

• Deep seat, high cantle and swept back styling to keep you square on the saddle
• Complete with Mossy Oak Obsession leather accents
• Comfy, suede seat
• Roughout leather
• Decorative conchos and stainless steel rigging

Saddle Specs

• Tree  Swept back 6614-D tree with Quarter horse bars
• Swell  4 inches
• Gullet  Quarter horse
• Rigging  Stainless steel C rigging in 7/8 position
• Seat  15 or 16 inches
• Horn  3 inch height, 2 inch diameter, leather covered
• Cantle  5 inches
• Seat  Stitched suede
• Skirts  25 x 13 inches
• Stirrup Leathers  2½ inches with Blevins buckles
• Stirrups  Natural rawhide laced Visalia
• Weight  28 lbs

About Mossy Oak Obsession

After 20 years, Mossy Oak has become more than just a camouflage company – they’ve grown to embody an outdoor lifestyle. With apparel, nearly 1,000 licensees, BioLogic wild game seed products, Mossy Oak Productions, Mossy Oak Properties and now the online Obsession, their many endeavors have been nothing short of ambitious. That's why they say, "It's not a passion. It's an obsession."

In 2004, Mossy Oak completed the final testing and development of an exciting new camouflage pattern named Obsession®. Designed to complement New Break-Up, Obsession shares many of the unique concealment elements we pioneered with Break-Up, and adds some exciting new visual features, which greatly increases its versatility.

Obsession offers the same proven effectiveness features as New Break-Up, but is built on the foundation of a lighter digitized background creating more versatile blending characteristics in a wider variety of woodland and non-woodland environments. The Obsession pattern uses a unique combination of proven Mossy Oak elements, like the same realistic limbs and ghost shadows used in New Break-Up, and new, carefully selected fall-tone elements mixed with strategically placed green leaves and vines. The result is a pattern that offers true versatility both geographically and season to season.