Talla Desh Man Eater by Jim Corbett (Re-recorded w/ Epilogue) | Adventure Audiobook | Audiostory
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- The story of the Talla Desh Man-Eater is an extraordinary tale of grit and tenacity, featuring some of the finest prose by Jim Corbett. Mr. Corbett paints a delightful picture of the rich biodiversity and natural beauty of the Kumaon region, his home for most of his life, along with weaving a nail-biting narrative of his hunt for the devilishly elusive tiger.
True to his style, Mr. Corbett astutely manages to keep the tone of the story modest, showing respect for both the animals involved and the simple but hardy villagers, whom he loved and lived with.
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Re-recording this story, one of the finest by Mr. Corbett, was high on my to-do list for some time and I finally got around to it. The audio issues that plagued the earlier recording, much to my chagrin, have been fixed and I hope this new version will do some justice to this incredible tale. I aimed to have it uploaded by the 25th of July, 2022 (Mr. Corbett's 147th birth anniversary), but I missed the mark by a couple of days.
Thank you all for the support and interest that you have shown in these audiobooks and audio stories.
You seem to be the kind of person that strives for perfection much like Jim Corbett. I truly appreciate you bringing these fantastic stories into my life and shedding light on such a real life hero for the ages. Thank you for your hard work and hope more are to come .
So enjoyable. Thank you for breathing new life into the incredible story of one of the bravest human beings in natural history. The incredible Jim Corbett. This man truly was the personification of courage.
These are the best stories ever told. Ready for more!!!
Excellent veritable treasures 💫Thank-you
@@edwinmodu3178 good to see am not the only kenyan listening to this incredible stories
Thank you Mr. Singh. You're doing amazing work by re-introducing these classic gems to a wider, younger audience in the audio format
Thank you for the comment!
I couldn't agree more . I love these. !!!
Bravo!! 👏 Very well done! Thank you for taking your time to upload another one for us. I cannot imagine the time it took record and edit! Worth every wait.
I did not have a great upbringing and I would always read these stories by myself without having anyone else to read them to me in my early childhood years. Reading these books was always an escape to a whole different world of adventures! It’s great to know that there’s more people who still read these classics! Amazing! Thank you. ❤️
Thanks for sharing your personal experience and story with us. Your courage and honesty is admirable.
Crisp and silky smooth audio! This surely is an incredible story and thank you for taking out the time to re-do it. It must have been a marathon!
Thank you for commenting, Vikram!
It’s unreal that Corbett kept tracking the tigress when he thought he might pass out!
I listen too these audiobooks every night since I discovered your channel many months ago. They are fascinating, enthralling, compelling, enjoyable and terrifying all at once. Dont know if Mr Corbett was crazy or just reckless at times but he was without doubt one of the bravest men to ever walk this earth, as he rightly pointed out himself at the end of this story, there are very few men who would even think about hunting (on foot) an injured animal that has the killing power of a tiger. You’ve done great job on these books, thank you for your effort 👍🏻.
Excellent comment. Thank you! No doubt, Mr. Corbett's exploits are legendary.
The dragon slayer of the 20th century. The life this guy lived is insane…
Jim Corbett’s descriptions are unreal and so precise. The reader or listener feels like they are transported there! You feel like you’re right there!
I really love these Jim Corbett stories!
The voice is so soothing, I can relax and disappear into a fantasy of accompanying Corbett on his adventures. Thank you for your gift !
Thank you! I appreciate your comment.
Corbett’s determination is incredible! Even when he was sick he never gave up and continued to hunt the maneaters!
I appreciate all your comments. Can't reply to each and every one of them but thank you for listening and commenting.
Yes! Of all the stories, this one is spectacularly excellent,
And my favourite.
Many come quite close though.
Thank you Brother 👍
I agree. Thanks for commenting, again!
It’s amazing that Jim Corbett was able to see the ritual lights!
You're doing a marvelous job in bringing these great tales to life.
Great work!!
Thank you again!
I hope you keep going with the other Corbett stories. The Robots on other channels don't do justice to them. Your voice and narrative make me feel like I am there in the jungle. I never get tired of hearing them
I sure do plan to continue. Thank you for commenting!
Wonderfully executed again. These Corbett and Anderson stories have helped me navigate some tough times recently. Thank you so much Mr. Singh.
Thank you for the comment, Mr. Nair!
Jim Corbett my childhood hero .
Thank you again , this shows how far your excellent channel has come on in quality and popularity from your early days . Your channel is second to none and always enjoy your readings. Thanks as always jim
I very much appreciate your support from the start. Thank you, Jim!
Thank you very much Sir for these awesome readings, and yes, I still record and give your stories to my brother on his remote farm here in Africa for him to enjoy. He send his gratitude and greetings!!
Great to hear from you again, Mr. Muller. Tell your brother I send my regards.
@@selvalore thank you, I sure will
It’s amazing how Corbett finally got the Talla Des maneater!
It’s amazing that the wounded tigress survived! She was so cunning!
Excellent job,I have always loved the African safari writers,Bell,Capstick,Ruark,Hemingway and so on.After finding your channel a few months ago I have been introduced to great authors and hunts I had not known of.Your narrations are perfect and really make you feel like you are there.Thank you for your time and effort in putting these together for us to enjoy.
Those are some great names you mentioned. I would have read some of their works as well but they are probably still under protection. Thank you for the comment!
I’m fascinated with these Kenneth Anderson and Jim Corbett stories!
Also , read , SHIKAR , by KHAN SAHEB JAMSHED BUTT'S BOOK , SHIKAR , ....
He cleared , CENTRAL INDIA 🇮🇳 WHICH WAS INFESTED WITH , MAN EATERS OF UP TO 500 MAN EATING TIGERS & LEAPORDS & BEARS......
Another riveting Jim Corbett tale...You are greatly appreciated Mr. Singh...thank you...
My pleasure! Thank you for commenting.
I can’t imagine listening to any other narration of Jim Corbett’s books , great work thanks for posting 👍🙏
Thanks for listening!
I will join the others and say thank you for this reading. It was such a joy to listen to this. Corbett’s exploits are legendary and these audiobooks will continue to inspire and entertain thousands for years to come.
Indeed, thank you for the comment!
Brilliant
SUPERB NARRATION. GREAT JOB SON. THANKS TO THE RE-RECORDING. BLEMISH LESS AUDIO. THE EFFORT OF YOURS MUST BE APPRECIATED BY ALL JIM LOVERS ALL OVER THE WORLD. A FIT FULL TRIBUTE TO GREAT JIM CORBETT . GOD BLESS YOU WITH GOOD HEALTH AND WEALTH. SON PLEASE DO THAK MANEATER. HOPE TO HEAR YOUR TALES OF KENNETH ANDERSON ALSO.
Thank you, as always, for listening and commenting.
Much thanks for this re-recording of this Corbett Classic. God bless!
Thank you for commenting!
Fantastic effort by you. Indeed, this was a herculean effort by Jim Corbett. Tracking an ambush predator in the night in very rough wilderness is just bonkers.
Very true. Thank you Mr. Rabinowitz!
कितनी बार सुना है आपकी रेकॉर्डिंग्स को। एकदम साफ आवाज और स्पष्ट उच्चारण। घटनाएं सजीव हो जाती हैं। हर बार वही थ्रिल व वही ताजगी। सारी स्टोरीज कई कई बार सुन चुका और पता नहीं कितनी बार सुनूंगा। ऑॅडियोबुक्स अपलोड करते रहिए। हम साथ बने रहेंगे। बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद्!
Thank you so much Mr. Agarwal. i remember your name from the very early days when I started uploading these audiobooks. So happy to still see your name in the comments and for an excellent comment written in pure Hindi.
@@selvalore so nice to know you remember my name. keep uploading new stories, we are eagerly waiting. Your efforts and continuity is highly appreciated.
Marvelous story and narration. I love listening to these magical Corbett tales. There's something otherworldly and perfectly enchanting about them.
Happy to hear that. Thank you for taking the time out to comment.
I’ve read these books several times. Thanks for offering them in audio.
My pleasure, thanks for the comment Matt!
Somehow your voice really brings me into the story, it’s perfect for these Jim Corbett books. Really amazing work you’re doing!
Thank you for listening and for the comment!
It like sitting around a Campfire late at nigte
In the Indian jungle. Hearing the story from one of Jim's men himself.
Another great performance! Thank you!
This is the one I've been looking for. What a life he lived.
Thank You very much for this wonderful story, Mr. Corbett is a hero and a near ideal incarnation of many virtues, best regards!
Thank you for this thoughtful and amazing comment!
Simply awsome......because your voice and the nuances do justice to the great stories 👍👍
Thank you for commenting!
Lovely reading of a wonderful adventure story by Jim Corbett. Thank you for this :)
Thank you listening!
Excellent reading!
Thank you!
A big, Big, BIg, BIG thank you, God bless you 🙏
My pleasure and thank you for commenting!
Very brave mr Corbett. Sir.
Thanks for the remake. Enjoyed both versions of Talla☺
Good of you to share.
Definately my favourite narrator
Thank you Dave!
Wonderful reading..thanks a ton
Thank you for commenting!
Fantastic! Thank you sir! Truly appreciate all you do to keep alive these great stories!
Thank you for commenting again, Ed. Hope all's well on your end.
Hello Mr Singh, your narration is great. Thanks
Thank you so much Mr. Singh.. this is a gem!
Thank you for the comment, Suyam!
I enjoyed your narration of this exciting story heartily! Outstanding work you performed and an honor to Mr. Jim Corbett. Is it possible you may have traversed the route recommended at the end? These are timeless and true tales, you do a great work to breathe new life into them. Humble thanks and respect to you, Sir.
Thank you for your comment. No, I have not had a chance to do that and i'm not sure if I'm up to it, to be perfectly honest. That is not a hike for the casual hiker.
If you are interested to see the Talla Des area, please search for a channel by the name of UK Rover. He's a local, and has tried to show the sorroundings where this hunt took place.
@@selvalore thank you! I appreciate your response very much. I will definitely look for that channel!
@@selvalore I had a look at a couple of UK Rover's videos. It is really interesting to see the real surroundings of the stories.
Thanks.... It's my habit to listen your stories in my car on way to office. Gonna do it again, downloaded already... 🙏
Thank you for the support and for commenting!
Thank you for your work. I take a lot of pleasure and many hours of relaxing rest while listening to your narration of this great man's deeds. 😊
Love it! Thank you for an excellent comment
Great, thank you again my friend. Best book reading in the world 🙏
Thank you Charlie!
Hello friend. Have been waiting for another Corbett story. Thanks Again
You're very welcome and thank you!
This is, I think, my favourite of Jim Corbett's stories. You read it so beautifully. I listen to and enjoy this recording very often. Thank you very much for this lovely narration.
Thank you, It's my favorite too!
I appreciate your comment!
I used to read these again and again but I switched to listening it here any spare moment I get and go to bed listening can’t describe the feeling thank you so much for recording these epics in so passionately- perfection
Great to hear this! Thank for for being an avid listener of these recordings.
So glad you redid this story Guruji
Always great to see your comment!
Love these well narrated stories. They help me tune out and relax. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for listening!
These are great stories wonderfully told. Thank you.
Cheers, thank you for commenting Larry!
1:28:54 Just love this guy's confidence. He was as brave as a tiger.
Excellent Story Telling! It is as if we are at the site witnessing the events
Thanks Mr Viraj Singh for this classic... You are doing a great service, to me your stories bring back my childhood....
Many thanks...
So happy to hear that these stories are providing some value. Thanks for commenting Mr. Agarwal!
Hi my friend thank you nice work as usual glad to hear you once again thank you 👍👍
Thank you Justin!
Finally finally finally a fantastic news of Re Recording and Sorting out the issues...I just struggled to listem in the previous video no matter how good the earphones were it was like deaf...great work thank you❤️❤️❤️
My pleasure and thank you for commenting!
please do more of these my good sir ! this is pure gold !
Thank you for your comment!
This guy's voice was made for these audiobook.
Thank you for the comment!
Awwww oh yeah this is very good
Thank you brother for your thoroughness.The first recording was a blessing nonetheless and I greatly enjoyed it
My pleasure and thank you for the comment!
Thanks 🙏 for the reading you do a great job
Thank you for commenting!
Thanks
Thank you for the support, Edwin!
Excellent narration ❤️🇵🇰❤️
Thank you 🙏🏼
My thoughts on her playing dead are most likely that someone had taken a shot at it before it's line of thought was probably that the hunter was fixing to come down very hurriedly to its kill and that's when it wanted to strike. Yes tigers and bears can be that smart.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤️
Wow! Jim Corbett used elephants!
1st to start listening, like and comment....👍
Good to see your comment again. Thank you for commenting, Amitji!
Where’s our next story…these are awesome!!
Three of them are in the works. Just been setback by an ailing respiratory system due to seasonal allergies.
It’s amazing that the tiger Corbett found on the elephant didn’t attack him!
The skin of this tiger still exists here in England and I have seen it on several occasions
Really enjoyed this ♥️🖤♥️
Thank you! Your comment is much appreciated.
@@selvalore loved it so much I'm a new sub
Thank you for reading this account yourself and not choosing to use a robotic narrator. Good job.
My pleasure and thanks for commenting!
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤️ 💕 💖
Thank you for listening, Ashfaq!
It’s incredible that Indians were so hospitable to a strange white man!
I don't know if you take requests, but the book Jungle Lore has many awesome Corbett stories in it.
Nick, I will get to Jungle Lore in due course.
A wonderful listen thank you. The illustration too is fantastic. Did Corbett do this or another artist?
Cheers for the comment :)
The first illustration is by Raymond Sheppard, who did all of the other illustrations in all of Mr. Corbett's books as well.
The second illustration towards the latter half of the story is something I put together.
Corbett did photograph tigers! I don’t know about Kenneth Anderson!
So Corbett was dealing with the maneater and her 2 cubs!
Thanks!
Thank you for the support. I appreciate it.
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Great descriptive writing combined with a melliflous voice. This is so immersive that I can imagine myself being there. Thank you!
That's very kind. Thank you for commenting!
Thanks buddy it's been quite sometime since the 🐻 attack of mysur
Thanks Mr. Saiyed. Glad to hear you enjoyed the last reading.
The tiger Corbett is talking about has been killing for 8 years!
Bro make video on thak man eater jim corbbet by the way love your video and appericiate your effort😍😍🥳
I will get to it soon. Thank you Ajit!
2:14:51 Finally the happy ending I was waiting for.
The trekking path which is described in the epilogue ..is it open?Any such arrangements being made by the authorities?
I wouldn't know but as far as I understand this would be a tough, back country trek with very little paved trails or proper roads even today. Atleast we have maps and navigation now but I always wonder how Corbett and others like him in those days traversed such locations on foot and managed to not get lost in the wilderness. Just incredible to think about.
Check out a channel by the name of UK Rover if you're interested in the areas mentioned in the story.
I fired a .275 Roberts Varmint rifle a coupla times. Man, you'd have to get a " Lucky Shot" to stop a big critter like a Tigress ! Terminate, I mean .....
1:05:54 These people all have the same surname: Singh. Is the narrator of Corbett stories A. V. Singh from Corbett's part of India?
Indeed, Iam :)
I wonder what the lights were?
Oído y escuchado
This stories available in hindi??
Wow Jim Corbett’s ear was destroyed! I wonder if this affected his hearing!
Is there any story in queue?waiting for that.
Hamza, I have two different stories in the works but unfortunately, I caught a cold recently and I'm waiting for my voice to come back so I can resume work on them.
@@selvalore Get well soon Mr. viraj
Why did you rerecord this one?
The last one had quality issues