QuoteOriginally posted by BOWMARKS:
I keep looking at the hair doo and seeing a Terry Salad      

Me too!!!

I love this place. cheers!

"I don't always shoot predatory cats, but when I do, I use a selfbow. Stay thirsty, my friends."

He hunted the Virgin Islands.
When he left they were just...The Islands...

Stay thirsty my friends..

QuoteOriginally posted by Keefer:
 

QuoteOriginally posted by centaur:
Dos Equis Amber....yum, yum. And that is one big tigre!

I thought it looked more like a Leopard...How much of that  Dos Equiis Amber you been sipping on?    [/b]

       

QuoteOriginally posted by Zradix:
He hunted the Virgin Islands.
When he left they were just...The Islands...

Stay thirsty my friends..

       


Awesome post Ray!!!

I must get his book someday.

I really like his commercials. At the end of his commercial, like with his bowhunting, he always has an arm full of "babes".    

I love the one where the big cat jumps up on the counter while he's cooking..and he tells it to get down ...that and all the babes he has in them...pretty cool...

Mac

Gene Wensel had a great article about Sasha very interesting. I also cracked up on Fred Eichlers quote from his comercial . The elk gather to watch him rut !!

Sasha Lived his later years in Green Lane PA. Where my two sons live now ( I'M about 10 miles away )His son   used to  run a museum    there   with all his stuff on display.   Went to it  a number of times in the  late 70s and 80s .  Got to handle one of the spears one time. Gave me chills,   wish it was still open for my sons to visit .  
   He  WAS  "THE MOST INTERESTING MAN IN THE WORLD "

Cool stuff.

"He once sent $1000 to a Nigerian scammer, and actually received his $5 million share of the loot."

My wife and I just had a batch of morels topped off with a couple Dos Equis Ambers, both were excellent ! Chromebuck do you know what year the photo above was taken?
 Thanks Dan

"Hunting is hard work. There is one redeeming feature about it though. At the end of the spear it is the cat that labors, not I. He is impulsive, does not like me. Few cats do, as a matter of fact. So he makes his lunge and is rewarded with a foot or so of cold steel. His intentions were laudable, but his judgment poor." -- Sasha Siemel as interviewed in 1937 by George Brommers.

The whole interview:  http://tmuss.tripod.com/shotfrompast/sas.htm
 
And in case, like me, this thread completely bewildered you, here is a YouTube that explains it all:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U18VkI0uDxE

Brilliant observation. Keep up the good work.

         

I heard he could shoot an arrow into the sky and keep it up there until a deer walked underneath it.

Hate to see Siemel preserved in alcohol in this way.I have no respect for pickled playboys or those who wish they were.

Just hope I am going that strong at his age. Mainly with the girls.