Grit & Steel magazine cover, March 2009

Grit and Steel

Archive Collection

Volume CX • Number 11

March 2009

Published by DeCamp Publishing

Editor: Joe Mac Skiner

Explore the March 2009 issue of Grit and Steel, preserved from the original publication by DeCamp Publishing. This issue offers a historical snapshot of the people, articles, organizations, and advertisements that shaped the magazine’s community during its 110th year of publication.

About This Issue

The March 2009 issue of Grit and Steel preserves a valuable chapter in the magazine’s history. Its articles, photographs, advertisements, and

community news provide a glimpse into the people and traditions that shaped the American gamefowl community during this period.

Featured articles


Grit & Stel March 2009 editorial page

Editorial

Joe Mac Skinner encourages readers to stay involved and help preserve the gamefowl tradition.

Grit & Steel March 2009 Get Involved article page

Feature Story

Joe “Z” calls on readers to get involved and help secure the future of the gamefowl tradition.

S&S Game Farm feature in Grit & Steel March 2009

Breeder Spotlight

Meet Samuel Stansberry and view the fowl of S&S Game Farm featured in this issue.

Grit & Steel March 2009 page featuring Sunset Recreation Club and the Ernest and Lonnie Harper interview

Tournament Coverage

Highlights from the Sunset Recreation Club and its featured events.

E. W. Law’s breeding record featured in Grit & Steel March 2009

Historical Feature

A rare look at E. W. Law’s handwritten breeding records, preserved courtesy of Mac White.

Grit & Steel March 2009 page featuring Sunset Recreation Club and the Ernest and Lonnie Harper interview

Historic Interview

An interview with Ernest and Lonnie Harper reflecting on their years in the gamefowl tradition.

Interview with Jerry Wallace of Wallace Farms in Grit & Steel March 2009

Historic Interview

Joe Mac Skinner talks with Jerry Wallace of Wallace Farms about his fowl, competition, and friendship.

The March 2009 issue has been digitally preserved
from the original printed edition published by DeCamp Publishing.
Minor imperfections reflect the condition of the original magazine
and are retained as part of its historical authenticity.

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