Man Eater of the Blue Mountains | Kenneth Anderson | Adventure Audiobook (English)
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- After first recounting an interesting adventure in the forests around the Nilgiris (blue mountains) in vivid detail, Kenneth Anderson describes his hunt for the man-eating tiger of the same region, possibly undertaken sometime in the 1940s. In typical Anderson fashion, the story of the man-eater of Segur is peppered with descriptions of the local wildlife, the geography of the beautiful surroundings, and details of the lives of native tribes that inhabit the forests of this region. This is one of Kenneth Anderson's officially recorded man-eater kills.
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Listening to your voice is enjoyable. Please read some more Jim Corbett titles.
Pls Read From "INDIA ADVENTURE STORIES" by PATRICK GRIFFITH. GREAT COLLECTIONS OF JUNGLE, MANEATER, ADVENTURE, PARANORMAL INDIAN STORIES. 3 VOLUME AMAZON. 🙏📚🙏👍 Love your stories. Wait eagerly.
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Excellent, narration . This made for a enjoyable way to spend an cold evening. May I suggest the book Hunters of Man by Capt. John Brandt. This book covers both man eaters and man killers, I found this book most excellent. Thank, you for sharing these spine tingling stories.
Thank you for the suggestion Mr. Parog. I will look into that but a quick search reveals that that is a relatively recent book (1989) and probably under protection. Have a nice weekend!
Brilliant as always Mr Singh and the sound effects add another dimension! Also, I was unaware that the Indian wild dog was aggressive enough to take on a tiger! Thank you so much.
Thanks as always for your thoughtful comment, Mr. Black. Indeed, that was surprising. She may have been a young tigress for all we know!
Fantastic descriptions and storytelling!
Excellent ! I really look forward to these maneater stories. Kenneth was a true hero . What amazes me is the endurance that ANDERSON and CORBETT had. Fighting the elements high in a tree soaking wet and half frozen. Then hiking and climbing hills for 10 or 20 miles . Not to mention the many other deadly animals in the jungle besides the man eater. Throw in the bouts of malaria . And the mental stress of using yourself as human bait for days on end hiking in the jungle. GREAT NARRATION ! THANK YOU !!!!
That's right. They were hardy men from a different era.
Thanks for the comment!
I really like and enjoy the Kenneth Anderson series of tales!
Excellent narration, especially the jungle sounds. What adventurous and hard lives these men led! Kenneth Anderson is a find after having Jim Corbett in childhood.
Big fan of the genre. Revisiting Corbett’s and KA’s works through your narration brings back the joy of reading their books. Keep up the good work and awaiting many more tales from you👍🏻
Thank you for the comment, Prasanna!
I’ve had to wait a few days to listen to this. Just to make sure that I can be alone, have my coffee, and get comfortable. Close my eyes and get fully enveloped into the story. Thank you for these great narrations sir. They really are a treat. The sound effects are an added delight.
Love this. Thanks for the wonderful comment!
KA stories are nail biting with an abrupt ending, we dont want them to end, its so interesting
The way you read these story's brings us right we can feel the terror at times and the satisfaction when the Maneaters finally face justice well done
Thanks Chester! Always appreciate your comments.
Thank you again for your hard work to bring us another excellent story , perfectly read as always 👍
I appreciate it. Like always, thanks for the comment.
Not one to glorify violence or sport hunting, but these men lived some very interesting lives. Good thing some of them decided twas worth their time to write them down.
That's an excellent way to think about it. Withhold judgment and just enjoy them for what they are. Thanks for the comment!
We could learn a thing or 2 from men such as this today, I'm quite envious of the men who worked with him, what a role model, nicely read, thank you.
Absolutely, and cheers for the comment!
These great hunters are quick to give credit to the men who helped them achieve their successes.
Finally finished hearing the complete story. I go off to sleep each time when we reach the part talking about the remnants of the woman who was killed. I also enjoyed the additional sound effects. Keep up the brilliant work. Many good wishes Apratim.
Terrific! Happy to hear these are acting as sleep therapy. Good for you and thank you for commenting.
absolutely love your telling of a time gone by.. your narration is so enjoyable and easy to listen.. many happy hours spent listening to your readings 👌🤗
Thank you for the vote of confidence Dan! Hope to see more comments from you. Have a nice weekend!
Brother, added sound effects are nice,
Increase the frequency uploads, channel is now getting proper traction
Thanks for saying that. I do the best I can with the time I have. Always love seeing your comment.
Ohh yes. After a month long wait 😱. Thanks for the upload Saheb. You are doing a great service for the new generation who are not inspired to read books.🙏
Thanks! That's a nice thing to say. Traditional reading will likely never die. Some of it might evolve into something more interactive like audiobooks as it's already happeneing. And that's nothing to be sad about.
No one:
Literally not a single soul:
Kenneth Anderson: Let me count the number of bee bites on my tracker's body and compare to mine
Haha, that's right. Thanks for listening.
Another great narration! 🇮🇳🐅🇺🇸
Nice narration. Have heard all your episodes. And I am first to comment and like as well!😊
Love to hear this. I hope to see more comments in the future. Warm regards Mr. Naik!
Thank you for the reading. I really enjoy hearing you.
I loved the part where they go after the sloth bear. It's good that the she-bear escaped unharmed. They can look all clumsy but can be extremely dangerous, to say nothing of its much bigger cousins the brown or the grizzly bear. I'm usually not queasy but the description of those men eating the bear's vomit made me wince.
It was an interesting curiosity, to say the least, as Anderson calls it. Totally agree about Bears being unpredictably dangerous. Thanks for the comment!
Waited a day to hear this at my leisure with full attention. There is no other channel that I see with so much concentration.
Well thank you. That means a lot!
Amazing sound effects... its coming along nicely.. It takes the listener there. Keep it up my good friend.
Appreciate it. The suggestion you gave last time helped in a way. Still mulling the idea of adding an ambient track to the entire recording, if I can do it in a way that's not too distracting. If not, I can atleast add it in strategic places. We'll see how it goes.
Thanks for the comment again!
Excellent Diction
Thank you for the comment, Alan!
Thank you for this upload tonight's sleeping dose for sure.. I keep coming for new uploads and then sleep listening to the old ones.. this is addictive ❤❤
Good to see your comment again, Mr. Mathew, and glad to learn that these videos are helping!
Thank you for posting.
Thanks for watching!
I've have enjoyed reading these wonderful stories for quite awhile. Then I come across your videos and I have enjoyed listening to them again even more thanks to your excellent narrations Mr Singh. You brilliantly bring these stories to life. I've heard others narrate them but I turn them off and go back to you everytime. You are by far the best. Thank you so much for your channel and best wishes and good health to you always my friend.
Happy to hear this! I do the best i can.
Cheers and thank you for the comment!
Fantastic effort. My father was a keen lover of indian wildlife and fan of Kenneth Anderson and Jim Corbett. I look forward to hearing the audio version of some of their stories.
Excellent. Thanks for sharing Mr. Nair!
Thanks broski 👌These adventure audiobooks are a boon to a nature lover like me and keep creating these fantastic images in my mind. I wouldn't wish to swap places with any of these daring authors though ☠
Haha yes, we would all love to be there back in those times but maybe not in similar situations as the ones described in these stories.
Loving the new presentation style and the added sounds are the proverbial cherry on top of the sundae. Much appreciated and thanks for the narration.
Well, many thanks for saying that. Best!
Another superb story, I felt the sound effects were a nice touch.
35 years ago I spent several weeks in northern India and I am greatly enjoying traveling back there by means of your narrations.
I agree with other posters, your videos are eagerly awaited.
Thanks for sharing Mr. Russell! That's a lot to live up to but I do the best I can with what I have. And I get plenty of help from Mr. Corbett's and Mr. Anderson's captivating writing. Always love seeing your comment. Warm regards!
This is impressive. The visual aids, maps and pictures help in better imagining the stories being narrated. Thanks for this.
My pleasure and thank you for the comment!
Beautiful presentation & very nice description of the jungle & the story .thanks sir
Thank you for commenting, Mr. Pal.
Thank you bro..... I was so much eagerly waiting for the next.
You're welcome and thanks for the comment!
Excellent work, Mr. Singh. I also suddenly understand why the dholes of the Jungle Book are treated as such a threat. I had thought Kipling guilty of exaggeration!
Yes, indeed! Thank you for the comment, Miss Cooper!
Thank you
Beautiful narration. Waiting for new stories.
Great Narration! Love From Germany. I can really Imagine your beaufiful country. And what it must have been like for these men.
So wonderful to hear from Germany. Thank you for the comment!
Stumbled upon your channel after reading Jim Corbett books, subscribed immediately. Thoroughly enjoyed.
Much appreciated and thanks!
Really well done man.... thanks 😊🙏
Thank you for listening Mr. Rana!
SUPERB. GREAT WORK SON. KEEP IT UP. JUST GREAT AUDIO AND VISUALS . ADDS FLAVOR TO THE NARRATION. WAITING FOR MORE SUCH WORKS. ENJOYED VERY MUCH WITH MY FAMILY. THANKS FOR MAKING OUR LIVES ENJOYABLE. TRY TO IMPROVE MORE TECH INNOVATIONS . GOD BLESS YOU.
Thank you, sir! Good seeing your comment again after a while!
Thank you. Very enjoyable. Anderson didn't hold back any graphic details on this one.
Agreed. Lots of gory details here. Thanks for the comment!
It’s unreal how Kenneth Anderson was brilliant at shooting tigers!
When I was a kid, I would read these stories in my grandfather's outdoor life collection
Good childhood memories there.
Great stuff! Keep it up I am a big fan!
Thanks for the vote of confidence. Best regards!
👍Thanks for Chapter 6 from Nine Man Eaters and One Rogue☺
Really enjoy your channel keep up the good work. Any chance there will be more of Jim Corbett soon
Thanks! Hard to say with any certainty. I know I do plan to first re-record The Talla Des story sometime soon with better audio, as that is long due now.
Oh my came across your video now I have to subscribe-
Thank you Diana!
I found Kenneth Anderson's stories a little more adventurous than corbett's..
There is a sense of wild abandon almost careless streak in Anderson's pursuits and it comes across in his writings...... Corbett was most meticulous and extremely careful.
Just different styles of writing. Contrasting dispositions. Corbett's all business, Anderson's got a little more flair. Thanks!
Who made the music in the beginning of the video? It creates a really good atmosphere for this amazing story
It's in the description. Hynosis by Godmode. Thanks!
Please read from book "INDIA ADVENTURE STORIES" by PATRICK GRIFFITH. 3 VOLUMES. Mix maneaters jungle stories. People will love it
Well done with another KA reading. I found a picture of this maneater online and I wonder if it's real and if there are more details and pictures of KA's hunts.
Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I would love to know as well. There probably are more surviving pictures of him or his hunts in private collections.
4 slides PPT, the last slide stays forever, does it even qualify to be on youtube?
Its an audio story. It literally says that in the title. Yes, TH-cam allows audio videos on its platform. There are hundreds of audio based channels. Greatest audiobooks has a selection of audio readings with a still image.
बहोत बढीया ! कुछ शब्द़ोंका उच्चारण ठीक तरहसे सुनाई नहीं देता! अगर स्क्रीन पर शब्द या वाक्य दिखाते है तो समझमे आसान होगा ! उसके अलावा फोटो दिखाते है तो और मजा आएगा ! कहानी में है ऐसे स्पॉट मिल जायेंगे कही ना कही ! कृपा करके जंगल के ऐसे जगहों के फोटो भी अपलोड करें ताकी कहानी सुननेमे और मजा आए ! धन्यवाद !
Apni pratikriya jatane ke liye dhanyavaad.
Video mein tasveer nahi hone ka kaaran ye hai ki mera yeh maanna hai ki audiobooks or audiostory mein unki jagah nahi banti hai.
Apni kalpana ka istemal karen. Jaise pustak padhte vakt karte hain. Aur agar tasveer dekhni hi hai kisi cheez ki, to aapke paas google miyan hain. Aap dekh sakte hain.
Vakya or subtitle pehle se hi auto-generated hain. Aap caption pe click karke unhe padh sakte hain, narration ke saath.
I listen to these stories at hunting camp north east Canada . And I must admit I find myself like a child pretending I am hunting man eaters when I walk hunting deer
Just don’t understand how smart animals can be until they are under stress……the Tigris needed only to bound up a fork of a smaller tree 5 or 6 feet off the ground and wait. Yep the dogs may have stayed for a while but within a period of time they would have lost interest and moved on. Kinda wonder what set that event in motion. Killing of pups or kittens….or just large predators that could not suffer each other’s presence.
Yes that's interesting and you're probably correct. Thanks for sharing!
You have put too much adds on your videos. Limit it to three please to save the flow and absorption of the story
Keep uploading 👍
Thanks for the feedback Mr. Agarwal. I'll make a note of that. I do try as much as possible to keep ads to a minimum from my end.
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Pls Read From "INDIA ADVENTURE STORIES" by PATRICK GRIFFITH. GREAT COLLECTIONS OF JUNGLE, MANEATER, ADVENTURE, PARANORMAL INDIAN STORIES. 3 VOLUME AMAZON. 🙏📚🙏👍
Dont forget the chukka man eater by jim corbett. Great story. Keep up the good work
I'll get to that eventually. Thanks for listening!
Curious how K Anderson personnel experience never heard of stories where by tigers attacked groups when hunting..In J Corbett in his recalling of victims ,,tiger charged group and in one case their were two sisters ,when tiger took one ? Ect Ect.
I want know more about you Mr Apratim viraj Singh..
Also what does selva lore means?
Selva is spanish for jungle or forest. The name is an homage to Jim Corbett's book 'Jungle Lore'.
And I'm not anyone important so I don't think it matters but your curioisty in appreciated. Thanks for the comment Wasim!
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The Goosebumps I received and the adrenaline rush I hear upon ur voice is marvelous...
Sakh pe jitne zayada fal lagte hai sakh utni zayada zhuk jati hai...
Aapka Tawazo aapko hidayat pe pahocha de...
Thank you for your reply
Its called theppakadu and masinagudi, sounds different than what narrator sounds but the way narrator narrates is good..and its anaikatti
Yeah its tough for a non-native Tamil speaker to get the pronunciation right.
In my defense, the way I said those names is exactly how the author spelled them in the text.
@@selvalore cant thank you enough for these amazing experience..these real life stories surpass all the thriller movies one can watch..
Hi Bro, comparing to other videos of this kind, you have done best perfection and lovable. Thank you. My humble request, kindly try to introduce in Tamil language. I hope that it will increase the toll of your subscribers.
Thanks for the nice words. I do not speak Tamil so I'm unable to grant your request. Regards!
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Anyone found any info on that bears bread? Googling reveal nothing.
you videos are so long - and only narration is available. can you make will video scene and with narration it will easy to see and hear. or reduce the narration time.
It is ironic how Kenneth Anderson here didn't want to kill a Sloth Bear, but would be the one to put down the rampaging infamous Sloth Bear of Mysor
Timely comment. Im working on recording that story as my next upload.
Firstly I'd like to acknowledge the excellent narrative. My comment actually concerns the term man eater, this is but crude sensationalism. Large predators do not think of humans as a tasty meal. It's a man-made environment that is the cause for these animal attacks. To the animal, man is a slow easy catch that posses no threat, a natural assurance for survival. Consuming meat is their purpose on this planet, we share. We who consume far greater amounts of animal meat. If you don't want to be eaten give them their space. Venturing into their territory is a risk taken by choice.
All those are true and valid points.
This hunter is NO Jim Corbet. When comparing the two men, his lack of tiger knowledge is shocking.
Damn fools hunting a bear 🐻 in a cave with bee nests all over! Serves them right getting stung many times. As Anderson stated, that bear was justified in defending her young. Good that she escaped the vengeful fools.
It’s extremely hard to believe that that pack of dogs killed that tiger, I know that many probably could I do t doubt that but a tiger could easily hop up a tree and wait for the dogs to get bored and leave or on a rock or anything a tiger could climb
I would think the same. But you never know. Nature always has a way to surprise.
Great book and reading just a comment on the dogs and methods of killing unlike cats they don't have the nessercy equipment to kill in any other method so yes not plesent but not down to bloodlust!
100 percent correct and a point worth noting. Thanks for the comment.
Anderson talks about animals who have turned to man-eating becoming cowardly and only attacking vulnerable and solo humans. I'm a little surprised because he obviously must have heard about the Tsavo Lions or even the Rudraprayag Leopard closer to his home. Those animals attacked and carried away people despite them being in relative safety of numbers.
A ratio of 100: 2 shd be ruled as rare incident..
Yeah, that's interesting. I have nothing to add to it beyond the fact that I suspect that it was just his opinion based on his own experiences. Thanks for the thoughtful comment.
Your stories are great but your music with the drums at the opening of this really was annoying. I'm really not trying to be negative I like and listen to all your stories! Overall you do a great job.
I appreciate the feedback. Yeah i dont put any music on any videos. This was a one off and its only there for maybe a minute
This story was slightly unnerving. Tigers are smart so this is just as believable as other tales of big cats turning to hunting man. There's something deeply unsettling about picturing an animal reducing a human being to fragments of skin and bones. And yet, they are not doing anything unnatural. It's logical for them as flesh eaters to turn to killing humans when their normal food supply is cut 📴 or when they have been incapacitated by man himself.
That is objectively a true statement. Thanks for watching!
I wanted to listen but the music chased me away
Manuel, I hope you re-consider and do listen. The music is just there for the first 2 mins kr so while I introduce the listener to some of the geography of the area that the author talks about.
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Ur voice contains British accent how come?