Champawat Man Eater by Jim Corbett | Full Audio |  

There is a newer and an updated version of this story with much better sound and narration. Please access it from the link below. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IjsNEIatVYs.html A couple of quick reminders. Please use headphones if possible. These earlier readings were done with little understanding of the intricacies of audio recording and it shows in the sound quality. Also, the cover art illustration is actually a depiction of a scene from the Chowgarh Tiger and not from Champawat man-eater, which I uploaded by mistake. Thanks for listening!

this is the kind of story/narration that i love. i spent all of yesterday and now this morning listening to this and your other videos on and off. these videos are awesome keep it up man.

Excellent work with the readings. These take me back to the carefree childhood days when my grandfather used to read Corbett's stories to us during the summer months. God bless!

Such a thrill to hear this on a dark, stormy night

Excellent stuff and well again. Early 20th century years were the early years of modernization and man-animal conflicts all over the world were a result of increasing human encroachment, which was just beginning to hit the tipping point. Hearing these stories in the night relaxes me and makes me travel back in time. Books are the closest things to a time machine.

Loved listening to this! Thanks

Beautifully narrated, making the tale come alive! 👌🏼

I love how Jim Corbett has such empathy for the people and how he wins their trust! I feel that he would have gotten along with Jeremy Wade of River Monsters. I am really enjoying this narration! Thank you kindly for making this video!! ✌🏼💖 Edited: This was just as riveting as the previous one! SPOILER ALERT!! I loved how he took time out to visit the woman whose sister had been killed! His kind act was repaid in full!! What a courageous yet sweet-hearted man! Thank you again for sharing this story with us!!

So glad to have stumbled upon these tonight! While I can't argue the fact that British imperialism wasn't a very good thing, there is something undeniably awesome & romantic about the stories recanted by these British hunters in the wilds of India. Often times strangers in an even stranger land... Thanks for posting!

It's a strange thing to say but in a way, I'm thankful for the tigress for setting Jim Corbett on his career path of hunting dangerous animals. Without this tigress, he may not have become famous and we wouldn't have these amazing stories to enjoy.

Dane Huckelbridge's excellent book brought me here. And I'm glad it did. Now I can't get enough of these narrations. Thanks!

I'm a big fan of this channel, it's excellent on all accounts. I've been reading adventure stories like these for years (I'm now 72 and I still love them) and the telling is always great. But I listen to them for historical importance too and history demands maps of some kind to accompany the events. All of these lands are vast and are not within the general knowledge of listeners so perhaps a thing to consider would be a limited map of locales with old and new place names, to give viewers a general idea where, within all of India or Africa, these events occurred.

Great reading and a great story! Loved it, thanks for posting

Great stories to fall asleep to!

Three years ago I looked for this channel and failed. Now I've found it. A good shikari is persistent by force of circumstances. Cheers.

You can shut your eyes and just imagine,Quality content thank you

These are so good. Keep them coming 👏

I'm surprised the Indian people didn't build high walls around all of their villages to keep big cats and bears out. They have plenty of forests, so at any time, the village people could have cut down a couple of acres and built a huge wall. To me, knowing tigers and leopards were close to where my children played would be enough to start building.

An astounding story...I can't believe how many people were killed by this tiger....😳

The real Shere Khan. PD: thanks for the spanish subtitles.

beautiful narration excellent true story only Jim could describe.

Three shells on a tiger hunt? No no no. Thank you for posting this video and narration. Very well done.

I don't know why there's no movie about this man!

Nice narration 🌹🌹🌹

A very nice job reading the story.

Would love to listen The Chuka maneater and the Mohaan man eater

Ive been listening to your stories for days and now I'm dreaming about tigers lol

She fed on poor poor villagers in India. No matter what another human did to her that’s not justice. It’s vicious. The villagers were hungry as well

Its my 200th time 😂❤ Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤️

Please fix the audio and re-upload. I have almost done listening to your videos, and I'm going to listen to them again.

Enjoy these Readings. Especially the cultural heritage & timeframes. Very Interesting

436 people were killed by this tiger! Why wasn't it dispatched sooner? But then there would have been no Jim Corbett as we know today and he likely would not have written his amazing stories.

PLEASE ALSO NARRATE KENNETH ANDERSON BOOKS AS WELL

The volume is a tad bit low on this one.Really had to concentrate hard to get the words right, even with Headphones.

Great story's and great narration. Only suggestion I have to make is, your volume is really low. Thank you so much for your time and effort into making these videos.

Thank you

Im so curious as to what transpired in his room in the bungalow 😅 when the tahsildar left. That he considered worth mentioning in his accounts.

Jim Corbett was the greatest man eater hunter who ever lived. He was also the most modest man Iv''e ever seen.

I grew up hunting as a young person with 2 brothers that were older than my dad and all. They did was hunt bears and lions with hounds friends of my dad bud and Wayne Wayne all so hunted all over Mexico and Central America hunting jaguars but he had never heard of a jaguar man eater and I never heard of a cougar or bear man eater I hunted them till I was 50 years old a leapord or tiger must have a different mental state very scary to think about it

I cant imagine 1 person in my neighborhood being killed and eaten by an animal. I might not ever go outside again

The bungalow that Corbett is describing at 30:13. He says that something happened in it but goes on to say that

Great story, and pictures. But audio is not poor, but much too soft!

Please improve sound quality of this video

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No wonder these majestic creatires turn to killing people after the way people behave to them and their enviroment..

So sad a story. Over 400 dead human beings who died horribly and a noble animal living and dying in pain - all because of a damned poacher.

Audio is to low.

Cannot hear video

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Its OK for Indians to eat wild game,,but not to eat Cow's ???? Is it the same now days ???? . Why didnt Jim carry a Pistol ??? 1977 i was Night Hunting in Georgia on Georgia Power and Timber land,,,i set up in a tree stand next to a swamp and a Huge Soybean Field,,,short version of the story, a Panther was trying to get at Ducks and Beavers, i would hear the ducks trying to get airborn and the Beaver slapping their tails then that Panther would scream. After the second scream, which the first 2 scared the ever living crap out of me, i fired my 25-06 toward the Panther, i thought that will shut him up, it didnt, i missed the second half of the ladder and plopped on the ground, i got up running like my butt was on fire, praying Please Lord dont let him bite me on my neck, i dove into my Pontiac Catalina and slammed and Locked the Doors,,,,,Jim was braver than me,,,,,,and i dont recall ever night hunting again. I never thought i would be that scared with a High Powered rifle in my Hands,, night time is spooky, when you are by yourself and hear dangerous Game

why your voice is very low are you suffering from throat infection.

Audio sucks