Kenneth Anderson enjoyed an advantage Jim Corbett didn't have until the end of his career. That is, a Studebaker car and a rifle-mounted spotlight. That made all the difference in his success!
I have been a follower of Corbett and Anderson, perhaps since before you were born. It's refreshing to hear these stories again as narrated by you. Well done and look forward to more.
@@ropeburnsrussell that certainly helps with that so thanks once more. I'm happy with a small but interested audience. Never did this to become a youtuber or anything but as long as there is a steady growth in the number of people who listen to these, I'd happily do it for as long as there's material to read.
Thankyou for the amount of work you have put into all of these videos. Listening to all of your videos helped keep me from going insane at my last job.
I'm trying to, Mr. Syed! This was something I recorded a long time ago. I originally planned to upload a story by a different writer and the recording was almost done too but something happened and it got held up (atleast for now). Anyway, I appreciate all your comments. Keep them coming!
Wonderful read. My uncle was a fan of Corbett and Andreson and i had read many of their books in middle school days. It is a little disapppinted that Anderson occasionally leaves out his methods of deduction, like for ex. How he deduces that it was a tigress and not a male.
If only the tiger was allowed to go on being a maneater until it ate up to thousand, it would have spoke the karnataka language eloquently, but sadly man had to interfere with nature, how sad
@@selvalore There's actually a youtube video showing after a leopardess kills a nursing baboon mother, trying to care for the infant baboon, a maternal instinct taking over... However they eat different kinds of food, and the baby died in a few hours. Letting my imagination run wild, if I may... A wandering leopardess may have stumbled upon a tiger cub when the tigress mother was away, kidnapped the cub, and raised as if her own, and taught hunting strategy to her foster daughter...
Dear Sir, your narration is fist class and would be especially suited to any similar Indian tales. Would you consider doing Rudyard Kiplings The Jungle books? I believe they may be out of copyright.
Thank you for commenting Paul! I haven't thought about that. There are already some very good audio recordings of the Jungle book on YT but I might consider doing it at some point in the future.
@@selvalore Sir, thank you so much for your prompt reply. Please don't let the fact that there are other versions out there discourage you. Your diction, your enunciation, your clarity, your pacing and above all your accent would make your version superb and stand out above others. I have shared your tales with family and friends and they all love them. Personally I had the good fortune to visit India many many times in the past, though some years ago now and and my fond memories of both the people and the country make your tales something I treasure. Once again my grateful thanks, and I hope one day to hear The Jungle Books on your channel.
Well thats one way to put forward a request. I'm working on another one of Mr. Corbett's story at the moment. But surely, Temple Tiger will be done at some point.
Cruel and shameful if the animal wsnt a man eater shouldn't have ben killed if people stayed the hell out of the forest and didn't use it for their fonestic animals this tiger panther human conflict wouldn't arise
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New video!! Thank you, I was eagerly waiting for one! 🙂 Watching right now.
That's wonderful to hear and thank you for commenting, Analia!
As usual, this story was so eloquently done. And was well worth the wait. Thank you.
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Another wonderful story. Thank you for the effort you put in to making these.
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I truly enjoy these tales. Keep 'em coming!
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Awesome brother!!!
Thank you I appreciate all your comments!
Thanks! Your narration brings these stories to life!
Thank you I really appreciate the support Luke!
Was just checking your timeline of last uploaded video expecting a new one and here it is.Thanks selvalore👏🏻👍🏻
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Whoop whoop whoop
So happy today. Thankyou 🙏🏾💫
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At long last, a new story. Thank you!
Thank you for watching, Alan!
Thanks once again for giving up your time so we can be enthralled by these wonderful stories.
My pleasure Joe! Your comment as always is much appreciated.
Thank you Brother.
Another excellent story
Thank you as always for commenting!
Kenneth Anderson enjoyed an advantage Jim Corbett didn't have until the end of his career. That is, a Studebaker car and a rifle-mounted spotlight. That made all the difference in his success!
Yes, indeed he certainly did use them to his advantage. Thanks for commenting!
Perfect timing! This got uploaded just as I was perusing through your catalog of recordings
Thanks for the comment!
Great story well told..
Thank you!
Thanks for Giving one more Kenneth Anderson story. Was expecting as it's almost one month since the last month's story came
Yes, thanks for watching and I appreciate your comment!
Thanks for another superb story of Kenneth Anderson, beautifully rendered as usual, Mr Viraj Singh... Worth the wait... Thank you....
I appreciate all your comments Mr. Agarwal! Thank you for listening.
Thank you! I have been looking forward to your next generous offering!
3:51 in and I’m already engaged 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Excellent narration! Hats off to both the hunter and the narrator!!!
Thank you for commenting, Veeru!
I noticed this new video a couple of days ago and couldn’t wait to get into it. So very very well done Mr Singh! Thank you Sir.
Thank you Mr. Black! Happy to see your name in the comments again.
Nicely done again just wishing this story was longer 😊
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Wow. Very well done. Thank you
Thank you so much for your hard work.
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Welcome back! It was long awaited.
Thanks Scott!
I have been a follower of Corbett and Anderson, perhaps since before you were born. It's refreshing to hear these stories again as narrated by you. Well done and look forward to more.
That's wonderful to hear! These are timeless jewels. Thank you for commenting!
Thanks brother
You're welcome Harry!
An unusual tale, well read as always.
Thankyou once more.
My pleasure Mr. Russell! I appreciate all your comments.
@@selvalore my comments are sincere, but we must also feed the algorithm, so your channel may thrive!
@@ropeburnsrussell that certainly helps with that so thanks once more. I'm happy with a small but interested audience. Never did this to become a youtuber or anything but as long as there is a steady growth in the number of people who listen to these, I'd happily do it for as long as there's material to read.
The .405 Winchester was also a favorite rifle of another famous sportsman, Theodore Roosevelt.
Hear hear! TR really was the man in the arena. I look forward to reading something from his extensive body of work at some point in the future.
Thankyou for the amount of work you have put into all of these videos. Listening to all of your videos helped keep me from going insane at my last job.
I appreciate you saying that. Thank you!
Was checking every other day for a new video from you. Keep up the good work bhai.
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Great story! Thanks
Thank you for commenting, Bill!
Keep up the great work my friend
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Nice job sir. Thank you for the story!
You're welcome and thank you for the comment!
Thank you as always for another excellent read story 👍
Your comment is much appreciated as always. Thank you, Jim!
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thanks Mr. Shikder! All your support is greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Please do some more, its winter time-story time.
I'm trying to, Mr. Syed! This was something I recorded a long time ago. I originally planned to upload a story by a different writer and the recording was almost done too but something happened and it got held up (atleast for now).
Anyway, I appreciate all your comments. Keep them coming!
Well done, thank you.
At last wait is over.. 👍
As always excellent rendition.. Waiting for the next
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Well done my friend 👏 once more T&T
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Thanks!
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@@selvalore your story telling is a treasure
Wonderful read. My uncle was a fan of Corbett and Andreson and i had read many of their books in middle school days. It is a little disapppinted that Anderson occasionally leaves out his methods of deduction, like for ex. How he deduces that it was a tigress and not a male.
If only the tiger was allowed to go on being a maneater until it ate up to thousand, it would have spoke the karnataka language eloquently, but sadly man had to interfere with nature, how sad
Great reading sir. It looks like she (the Hermit) was raised by a leopard instead of a tigress.
Thank you again Mr. Trivedi! That's perfectly plausible. I didn't think of that at all.
@@selvalore There's actually a youtube video showing after a leopardess kills a nursing baboon mother, trying to care for the infant baboon, a maternal instinct taking over...
However they eat different kinds of food, and the baby died in a few hours.
Letting my imagination run wild, if I may...
A wandering leopardess may have stumbled upon a tiger cub when the tigress mother was away, kidnapped the cub, and raised as if her own, and taught hunting strategy to her foster daughter...
You have to do man eaters of tsavo c’mon man
Preet ji, I have been holding off on it because it's a whole book and I need more time for it. Possibly next year! Thanks for your comment.
"a particularly bad tempered female" heard that before 🙃
hahaha yesss!
Thanks for commenting.
Dear Sir, your narration is fist class and would be especially suited to any similar Indian tales. Would you consider doing Rudyard Kiplings The Jungle books? I believe they may be out of copyright.
Thank you for commenting Paul!
I haven't thought about that. There are already some very good audio recordings of the Jungle book on YT but I might consider doing it at some point in the future.
@@selvalore Sir, thank you so much for your prompt reply. Please don't let the fact that there are other versions out there discourage you. Your diction, your enunciation, your clarity, your pacing and above all your accent would make your version superb and stand out above others. I have shared your tales with family and friends and they all love them. Personally I had the good fortune to visit India many many times in the past, though some years ago now and and my fond memories of both the people and the country make your tales something I treasure. Once again my grateful thanks, and I hope one day to hear The Jungle Books on your channel.
Danke!
Thank you!
Does any body else think the Corbett and Anderson have very similar writing styles?
Temple Tiger! Temple Tiger! Temple Tiger! ... :) Please Please
Well thats one way to put forward a request. I'm working on another one of Mr. Corbett's story at the moment. But surely, Temple Tiger will be done at some point.
@@selvalore message sent 😁
Cruel and shameful if the animal wsnt a man eater shouldn't have ben killed if people stayed the hell out of the forest and didn't use it for their fonestic animals this tiger panther human conflict wouldn't arise
Hi this timing 25 minutes is good to listen, Thankyou. Kindly upload videos with this type of limited time.
Thank you for watching!
❤ give us another panther 🐆 story for New Years please mr. Singh!!! I know this takes time & energy, we the viewers really appreciate it
I'm working on one of Jim Corbett's last stories right now but possibly early next year I will have some new panther story out. Thanks for commenting!
Thanks!
Thank you I appreciate the support very much!
@@selvalore your very welcome Guruji