Magazine Articles
- Action Caravan . "Don Marco Keeps the Peace", Sasha Siemel
- American Bowman Review . "And Sash Potted the Cat"
- Archery . "Hunting Jaguar in Matto Grosso", Edith Siemel
- Archery . "Siemels Return From Matto Grosso", Sasha Siemel
- Argosy . "Men of Daring: Sasha Siemel, Jungle Nomad!", Allen Stockie
- Argosy . "This One Almost Got Me", Sasha Siemel
- Argosy . "Cannibals On Our Trail", Sasha Siemel
- Argosy . "Bold Cat, Bold Hunter", Sasha Siemel
- Blue Book Magazine . "Spearing a Jaguar", Sasha Siemel
- Bowhunting . "Tigrero!"
- Colliers . "Spear That Tiger", Sasha Siemel
- Colliers . "At Home With the Jungle Giants"
- Field and Stream . "Hand Spearing Jaguars", Sasha Siemel
- Life
- Life . "The Death of Assassino", Sasha Siemel
- National Geographic . "The Jungle Was My Home", Sasha Siemel
- Outdoor Life . "White Spearman of the Jungle", Tracey Lewis
- Outdoor Life . Interview with Edith Siemel
- Outdoor Life . "Jaguar Man Returns: Sasha Siemel Hunts Again"
- People Today . "Tarzan and Family"
- Reader’s Digest
- Rocks & Minerals . "Collecting Tales From Brazil," Part 2
- Safari . "Sasha Siemel and the Quest for Freedom", Edward O’Brien Jr.
- Safari . "The True Tigrero", Dexter K. Oliver
- The Archer’s Magazine . "Recent Activities of the Siemel Family", Jane Morrow
- The Feathered Shaft . "Tiger-Man", E. Johnston
- The Feathered Shaft . "Sasha Siemel Lectures Thrill Thousands"
- Time . "Tiger-Man"
- Time . "Catching Them"
- Time . "Matto Grosso Rigors"
- Time . "Hounds v. Big Game"
- Time . "Tiger-Man"
- Time . "Menu"
- Time . "The Winning of the West"
- Traditional Bowhunter . "Zagaya Hombre", Gene Wensel
- Ye Slyvan Archer . "Interviewing the Tiger-Man", George Brommers
- Ye Slyvan Archer . "Why I Prefer the Bow to the Rifle", Sasha Siemel
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