These are the greatest true stories ever told. Stories from the natural world are above the affairs of men. God bless you man for gracing us with these audiobooks.
When the eyes are too sleepy to focus on the written word, I turn to my favorite bedtime story channel to help drift me into sleep. So thankful for these nature adventure stories!
The effort you undertake to not only preserve, but pass on the stories of the legends who wrote the books you read, firmly seats you alongside them in my mind. Stories of strength, courage, perseverance. It is by simple men these traits are held, by men who hunt man eaters, or men who preserve their stories and memories. Bless you sir
@@selvalore You are a story teller of great skill...are you considering putting some of these stories as podcasts? That will be great, then I can listen while I am stuck in traffic for 2 hours
I read this a month ago...my wish is The temple tiger now, hope Mr Singh does that next 🤞. But listening to this definitely will add another dimension to what I have perceived.
I'm in Virginia USA A FRIEND CALLED ME YESTERDAY She heard a news article about a lady that was sitting watching TV Minding her own business recently She felt something watching her and there was a black panther looking in her window at her Said they can't walk outside. Let pets out Let's children play Through history here in these mountains several people have seen them. Also some folks got pictures Of course the cou ty said oh that's a house cat No house cat is as big as a dang cougar My brother was upset one night Him and his girlfriend was up in Callaway and a black panther ran across the road in front of them He said it had the longest tail What he was upset about is he walked those roads as a boy. They are out there
Imagination is more powerful than reality. Though I have spent a large part of my childhood in village for months at a time and a place that would regularly be visited by jungle cats. Every year there would be three or four goats/sheep picked from the village and once even an infant from the next door, by a black 'bagharra'. I was never afraid to be there, but when I listening to your stories, they are hair-raising. So good are your book readings. Much appreciated Mr. Singh. Really entertaining.
I feel when it happens in real life we go into some kind of shock. It's like ok But to hear it written and hear the lives old the old days it does seem to be more frightning
Wonderful. Another gripping tale, told by that peerless narrator Mr AV Singh. On a dark day for me this is all I could have hoped for to lift my spirits. What a gift. Thank you.
Hey Paul, thanks for a touching remark. I hope you get through whatever life has been throwing at you lately. If you've noticed, I have increased my upload frequency in the last 2 months. I kinda went through a rough patch myself, and I have been using these narrations as a coping mechanism myself. Good luck and stay strong man!
Thank you for another wonderful reading of an amazing story. When my day is troubled, your readings allow me to escape and melt into another world long past, and I very much thank you for that. Regards, Chris
It's difficult not to lose oneself in the soothing voice and the relaxing narration. Like entering into an immersive trance state with these escapist nature lores.
Wow! What a pleasure (& privelege) to listen to such masterful story telling, an art which is pretty much lost in the post-television & multi-media age that we live in. The art of the narrative was well known to Kenneth Anderson & some of his contemporaries...& for that we are grateful! Moreover, cheers to Monsieur Singh for delivering such an artful & listenable presentation of this very special tale.
Wow!! What a superb story beautifully rendered as always Mr Viraj Singh...I find your rendering of the stories so soothing and yet the edge of the seat effect is awesome... Getting transported to a different world of natural beauty and adventure is keeping the boy alive in me...
Big fan of your channel, I love to hear proper pronunciations of the towns/villages, the people, culture of the area. Helps get a good visual of the area. Listened to each story multiple times and never gets old. Keep it up.
Congratulations on a well-put together audiostory yet again. Kenneth Anderson's jungle tales are always enjoyable. This one maybe lacked a little in intrigue.
I just saw a beautiful image of the now famous resident black panther taken by a photographer in the kabini forest of India. Its truly a magnificent animal. I can see why Anderson felt the need to bag this animal back in the day when trophy hunting was huge.
I had some errands to run when I first saw that your video is uploaded. My wife knew my plans and my schedule for the day and we were going to meet up around lunch time. When I told her I couldn't because I was running a little behind she asked why because I didn't have a very big work load today. She wasn't mad, but she wasn't overly happy. When I told her I had to pull over and listen to your story she was fine with it tho
Does anyone out there, anywhere at all, TRUTHFULLY, think they could do all the things Kenneth Anderson has done? Aside from my MARSOC Sniper cousin, I don't think I've met anyone who ever had a chance at being able to do that. What a badass
Thankyou for introducing me to Kenneth Anderson, Apratim.Despite living in Bangalore, I was unaware of this amazing author and his stories about the jungle. I m eagerly waiting for your new video🌺👏Keep up the good work. I use Spotify more than TH-cam so looking forward to hear your postcast in Spotify too.
Great story. The narrator is excellent and the very best. Thank you for all the great stories a lot of which I have read and own and for the excellent narration. God bless you always.
@@selvalore Hi my friend. Cheers to you also. Thank you for your outstanding audio books. I listen to them all the time of some of my favorite stories. I've heard some of them from other narrators but I would stopp listening to them and just go back to you and your channel because I think you are the best. I have finally subscribed which I don't miss anymore from your channel. I hope all is well with you and that you have a long healthy and happy life and that you will continue to post more excellent videos.
Thanks for Chapter 4 from the Book of the same Title. KA' count of 273 barbs confirms modern findings about Bees most attacked color being black. This panter evidently had less hair for protection than would a Black Bear. A hypothetical question for any viewer who might be tempted into such calculations. Had the herdsman deposited the 50 Rupees in some account bearing a fixed interest in 1934, and never touched, what would his descendants see that balance now?☺
That's an astute observation. I would be interested to know myself. The power of compounding is real so they'd have been better off than the herdsman i'm sure. Thanks for commenting!
I was out the other night and heard this very deep growling and I'm sure it was a big cat, it was as if we disturbed it or it was warning us, my dad and I, it was quite scary and we are in Scotland, I'm a sceptical kind of guy but this was surreal 😂 seriously I'm like troubled by it.
Although your jungle stories are incredibly narrated, lI find Anderson's character a little lacking in comparison with the great heart, compassion, unbelievable endurance and selflessness of Corbett. I tend to now avoid Anderson's stories but still marvel at your personal presentation.
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The best narrator ever!!!
These are the greatest true stories ever told. Stories from the natural world are above the affairs of men. God bless you man for gracing us with these audiobooks.
That is a true statement. For sure and thanks for the comment!
Yes exactly!
Best stories ever
Above the affairs of the men ❤
When the eyes are too sleepy to focus on the written word, I turn to my favorite bedtime story channel to help drift me into sleep. So thankful for these nature adventure stories!
So happy to hear that. Thank you for the comment!
The effort you undertake to not only preserve, but pass on the stories of the legends who wrote the books you read, firmly seats you alongside them in my mind. Stories of strength, courage, perseverance. It is by simple men these traits are held, by men who hunt man eaters, or men who preserve their stories and memories. Bless you sir
Very well said and I really appreciate that. Thank you!
If only YT could pay you in accordance with the appreciation for bringing these great stories to us!!!
Heartfelt comments like this are more than enough, so thank you!
The my heart skips a beat whenever this channel upload...very well done sir
Well that's quite a thing to say! Thank you for the comment.
@@selvalore You are a story teller of great skill...are you considering putting some of these stories as podcasts? That will be great, then I can listen while I am stuck in traffic for 2 hours
@@toeknee6220 Yes, I may consider doing that at some point.
The silent Night , The sound of the night creatures and Mr Sing’s breath taking narration give you goosebumps !!!
Thank you! I appreciate the comment.
Many thanks to you Mr. Singh for granting my wish for this story and honoring your promise! 👏
I read this a month ago...my wish is The temple tiger now, hope Mr Singh does that next 🤞. But listening to this definitely will add another dimension to what I have perceived.
Thank you! it's a real prividege to bring these audio stories to you all and I'm happy to see they provide some value to people like you.
@@sunilk5098 Sunil, I'll get to that story too but you may have to wait a bit for it. Possibly later this year.
@@selvalore I Will be waiting. Thanks.
I'm in Virginia USA
A FRIEND CALLED ME YESTERDAY
She heard a news article about a lady that was sitting watching TV
Minding her own business recently
She felt something watching her and there was a black panther looking in her window at her
Said they can't walk outside.
Let pets out
Let's children play
Through history here in these mountains several people have seen them. Also some folks got pictures
Of course the cou ty said oh that's a house cat
No house cat is as big as a dang cougar
My brother was upset one night
Him and his girlfriend was up in Callaway and a black panther ran across the road in front of them
He said it had the longest tail
What he was upset about is he walked those roads as a boy.
They are out there
I have to run errands but then, a fabulous long story from my favorite teller of tales.
Thank you in advance!
My pleasure Mr. Russell! Keep those comments coming and I'll carry on narrating these tales.
Imagination is more powerful than reality. Though I have spent a large part of my childhood in village for months at a time and a place that would regularly be visited by jungle cats. Every year there would be three or four goats/sheep picked from the village and once even an infant from the next door, by a black 'bagharra'. I was never afraid to be there, but when I listening to your stories, they are hair-raising. So good are your book readings. Much appreciated Mr. Singh. Really entertaining.
Thank you for sharing Amit ji! I have always loved these stories and books and I take pleasure in bringing the audio version for you all to enjoy.
@@selvalore Ya i have just started to listen to some of your reads im enjoying them alot.
I feel when it happens in real life we go into some kind of shock. It's like ok
But to hear it written and hear the lives old the old days it does seem to be more frightning
Wonderful. Another gripping tale, told by that peerless narrator Mr AV Singh. On a dark day for me this is all I could have hoped for to lift my spirits. What a gift. Thank you.
Hey Paul, thanks for a touching remark. I hope you get through whatever life has been throwing at you lately. If you've noticed, I have increased my upload frequency in the last 2 months. I kinda went through a rough patch myself, and I have been using these narrations as a coping mechanism myself. Good luck and stay strong man!
@@selvalore thank you sir for your work and encouragement. It's helpful and kind
Kenneth Anderson writing excellence!
So well read, Thank you Brother
For sure, he was one of the best out there. Just in terms of the quality of his writings. Thank you!
Glad to see another excellent episode. Your reading is superb.
Thank you for taking the time to comment today!
A heartfelt thank you for the time and effort you put into these narrations. Great stuff
Thank you Jeffrey! Appreciate the comment.
Thank you for another wonderful reading of an amazing story. When my day is troubled, your readings allow me to escape and melt into another world long past, and I very much thank you for that. Regards, Chris
Happy to hear this and I so appreciate you for saying that. Thank you Chris!
So elated to see a new upload. Many thanks for these audio treasures!
You're welcome Mr. Manaugh! Thanks for the comment.
It's difficult not to lose oneself in the soothing voice and the relaxing narration. Like entering into an immersive trance state with these escapist nature lores.
That's a lovely way to put it. Thank you for the comment!
Another great upload and KA story. Thank you again Apratim, for your superb readings of these historic stories.
Thank you as always. I appreciate all your support!
Beautifully written and read. A joy to listen to.
Thank you!
Wow! What a pleasure (& privelege) to listen to such masterful story telling, an art which is pretty much lost in the post-television & multi-media age that we live in. The art of the narrative was well known to Kenneth Anderson & some of his contemporaries...& for that we are grateful! Moreover, cheers to Monsieur Singh for delivering such an artful & listenable presentation of this very special tale.
This is way too kind but I appreciate it, Alan! Always good to see the joy these stories bring to those who enjoy them like yourself.
Wow!! What a superb story beautifully rendered as always Mr Viraj Singh...I find your rendering of the stories so soothing and yet the edge of the seat effect is awesome...
Getting transported to a different world of natural beauty and adventure is keeping the boy alive in me...
Thank you Mr. Agarwal! Dont ever lose your sense of wonderment, and keep that inner child alive!
@@selvalore Many thanks Mr Viraj...
Thanks a lot to Admin of this channel. Since one month I cannot sleep without hearing story. Addictive.
Superb! A good long frightening tale to enjoy before going to sleep.
That's great to hear! Thank you
Another wonderfully narrated story. Listened in one sitting 🙏
That's great! Thank you for watching!
Ha! I finally got to one of these within 30 minutes of you posting it!
As with all the other stories, thanks for this. Makes my day!
I appreciate you for saying that, Dylan! Thank you.
Thanks once again. Love your narration of these epic stories
Thanks for the support, Luke!
Discovered your channel recently and have listened to all the videos!!! Your voice is great for story telling!
Cheers, Thanks for the comment Michael!
Thank you brother, been waiting in earnest anticipation for your next reading 👍👍👍👍👍!!!!!
Thank you that's a wonderful thing to say!
Your narrative is fantastic ❤…. Wish the video could go on & on && on.. always always looking forward to listen to you…
So happy to hear that. Thank you for all your comments!
Big fan of your channel, I love to hear proper pronunciations of the towns/villages, the people, culture of the area. Helps get a good visual of the area. Listened to each story multiple times and never gets old. Keep it up.
So happy to hear this! Thank you for dropping a comment today.
Congratulations on a well-put together audiostory yet again. Kenneth Anderson's jungle tales are always enjoyable. This one maybe lacked a little in intrigue.
You're welcome and thanks for commenting!
I noticed this video up mid week and couldn’t wait to get into it. Thank you so much yet again Mr Singh.
Always a pleasure, Mr. Black! You've been with us since the very start, and all your comments are much appreciated!
I just saw a beautiful image of the now famous resident black panther taken by a photographer in the kabini forest of India. Its truly a magnificent animal. I can see why Anderson felt the need to bag this animal back in the day when trophy hunting was huge.
Your narration is just excellent. Can you cover the entire set of Kenneth Anderson books please . Other narrators simply put me to sleep.
I come back every day to check your channel even though I know there would be no new video listen to
Thank you for your interest in these stories, Wasim bhai!
Thank you my friend just found the time to listen today love these tales and you have your own way of telling them hope to hear from you soon 👍👍👍
Splendid! Thank you Justin, I truly appreciate your comments.
Excellent story & narrating 👍. 👵🏻❣️
Thanks for listening
You deliver the listener another phenomenal reading once again my friend. Respect and appreciate what and how you do, alot 💯💯
I appreciate that! Thank you, Daniel!
I had some errands to run when I first saw that your video is uploaded. My wife knew my plans and my schedule for the day and we were going to meet up around lunch time. When I told her I couldn't because I was running a little behind she asked why because I didn't have a very big work load today. She wasn't mad, but she wasn't overly happy. When I told her I had to pull over and listen to your story she was fine with it tho
hahaha I love it man! I don't know if you're being genuine here but i'll still take it. Thank you for the comment!
Great story! Nicely done, sir🎉
Thanks for listening!
Amazing thank you for all your hard work.
My pleasure and I appreciate the comment!
Thanks bro❤. Waited for this from 3 years nowhere I could find finally 😊
My pleasure! Thanks for the comment.
U r THE BEST.huge fan.thank you for these amazin' stories.nothin like listenin 2 em after a hard dayz work.
Much appreciated Gautam, thank you!
Good kitty. Nice kitty.
Great work. Thank you.
Thank you John!
Thanks for story brother much love and thanks
ALways a pleasure brother and thank you!
Your project of about uploading other hunter videos is also amazing.
Thank you Wasim bhai! There is a lot more to come.
Thanks for your efforts. Another excellent presentation.
Thank you for listening, Sanjib!
So glad to see this one... thank you sir 🙏
Thanks Ed, hope you're doing well!
Always a pleasure to listen to you read Mr. Singh...
Thanks for always keeping up with these uploads! Love seeing your name in the comments.
@selvalore how nice...I was just listening for the second time...🙂🙏
Hi guys , sivanapalli is my native near thally, i feel very great
Does anyone out there, anywhere at all, TRUTHFULLY, think they could do all the things Kenneth Anderson has done? Aside from my MARSOC Sniper cousin, I don't think I've met anyone who ever had a chance at being able to do that. What a badass
Thanks selvalore… would you pls do more of corbett’s works?
Yes I will
When are u uploading more stories
Thanks!
Much appreciated and thank you for the support!
Thankyou for introducing me to Kenneth Anderson, Apratim.Despite living in Bangalore, I was unaware of this amazing author and his stories about the jungle. I m eagerly waiting for your new video🌺👏Keep up the good work. I use Spotify more than TH-cam so looking forward to hear your postcast in Spotify too.
Thanks, I appreciate the comment Manjari!
Do you have the key words please. From your comment I went to Spotify to try and find the podcast you mention but couldn't find it. Many thanks.
Great story. The narrator is excellent and the very best. Thank you for all the great stories a lot of which I have read and own and for the excellent narration. God bless you always.
Cheers David! Thank you for commenting.
@@selvalore Hi my friend. Cheers to you also. Thank you for your outstanding audio books. I listen to them all the time of some of my favorite stories. I've heard some of them from other narrators but I would stopp listening to them and just go back to you and your channel because I think you are the best. I have finally subscribed which I don't miss anymore from your channel. I hope all is well with you and that you have a long healthy and happy life and that you will continue to post more excellent videos.
U made my day. Thanks a lot bro
My pleasure and thanks for the comment!
Thank you so much, I like reading these stories but Ive heard all of your videos. I'll be visiting India in 2025, regards from Puerto Rico !
Terrific! Thank you, Alex and hope that trip gooes well!
Can u pls narrate the elephant hunting story of mr Kenneth Anderson
I will be doing one next time I read a KA story.
Yep yep i just listen to the Panar maneater and a couple others really like these they are amazing events of a forgotten time.
Yes, thanks Will!
Thanks for Chapter 4 from the Book of the same Title.
KA' count of 273 barbs confirms modern findings about Bees most attacked color being black. This panter evidently had less hair for protection than would a Black Bear.
A hypothetical question for any viewer who might be tempted into such calculations.
Had the herdsman deposited the 50 Rupees in some account bearing a fixed interest in 1934, and never touched, what would his descendants see that balance now?☺
That's an astute observation. I would be interested to know myself. The power of compounding is real so they'd have been better off than the herdsman i'm sure.
Thanks for commenting!
@@selvalore Thanks for your time replying. Planning to enjoy your both versions of Tallas by Jim Corbett☺
Lol nobody would have thought of doing that. They say dead people have the best retirement portfolios
@@serialchiller363 ☺
Danke!
Bitte, Carl!
I was out the other night and heard this very deep growling and I'm sure it was a big cat, it was as if we disturbed it or it was warning us, my dad and I, it was quite scary and we are in Scotland, I'm a sceptical kind of guy but this was surreal 😂 seriously I'm like troubled by it.
Do you think it’s fair to shoot this poor Panther 🐆 at nigh? I hope the next one gets you!
Kenneth Anderson seldom missed his mark! But when he missed he eventually succeeded!
It is very saddening. These beautiful and wonderful animals had to die for no fault of theirs. Merely for eating their meals.
Some of it is sad. It was a different time for sure.
😊
Although your jungle stories are incredibly narrated, lI find Anderson's character a little lacking in comparison with the great heart, compassion, unbelievable endurance and selflessness of Corbett. I tend to now avoid Anderson's stories but still marvel at your personal presentation.
Thats fair! Ageed, Mr Corbett was a class act.
I appreciate the comment!
Don’t think that cat felt any of those 200 bee stings.
Possibly!
I kind of feel bad for the panther. Maybe it's because he was not a man-eater
Assassin of digumvetta
great suggestion
A copycat channel called Selva Loer is posting your videos, please take apt action
Thanks for letting me know
Pls pls release another song me soon
I'm not sure what this means. Song?
@@selvalore my mistake. Spelling error. I meant to say another story soon