I was given Jim’s 1st book Maneaters Of Kumaon by my dad here in Scotland when I was about 10 and am now 66. I since then have read all his books lots of times, I never in my wildest dreams thought I’d ever see any of the places where the great man went about ridding the people of the hills of these beasts. Thank you so very very much, I have subscribed to your channel and will now scour UA-cam for more. Incidentally this is a video of Jim’s famous Rigby .275 rifle on UA-cam too as Rigby in London now have it on show and visiting their shop is very high on my list of things to do ASAP. Imagine getting to see that. Jee Shukriya again.
Jim I am touched by your comments and encouragement, hopefully we will continue in touch . Shortly i will post another interesting video pertaining the same. Take care Thanks a lot
One of Jim Corbet's hunting story " The end of the Mohan Men Eater", was once was a chapter of my 10th standard. From that story i became curious to read all about his stories andnow I've all of his books in my collection. Yesterday also read once again his book. Truely a great story.
MY father gave me Jim Corbett books to read when I was a boy. I read just about everything Corbett ever wrote. My favorite was "The Man Eating Leopard of Rudrapryag". I love your video! It enabled me to visualize the places where the events in the book took place. Cary Boyd, Tucson AZ, USA
Sir after reading the story I am watching this once again and I must say I am simply thrilled. What an adventure! Wow! And I can't thank you enough for taking so much trouble to show us all these spots. Pranams and much love to you and yours. 🎉👍
With great appreciation from America, thank you. It’s really neat to see the places described in Corbett’s writing. Interestingly, he describes these places so accurately that they look in real life just as I imagined them from reading.
I love this, I am Sri Lankan and my grandfather used to read me the stories from Maneaters of Kumaon as a child and it inspired my life long passion for wildlife and wildlife conservation. Thank you for bringing these stories to life and showing us the real places and locations. The copy he gave me is a 1st edition and it is my most treasured possession.
Great video! Great effort! Sir, you have done what no one has ever done. Thanks a million for tracing the path that Jim took and actually finding out not only the places but even the people who were involved in those heroic exploits. Would love to go see those places with you. The last slide(the House where Jim Corbett had lunch) looked perfect even after 100 years🙏
Its my pleasure to see such a historic place of Uttarakhand while sitting in my home. You have explained the entire incident in such a way as if it seems like I am present there and I can feel the vibes. I am from Uttarakhand and will definitely visit this place once, also I would like to thank you for your great effort you have put on in shooting such an amazing video for us, it helps us in knowing & learning new things about the divine places of Uttarakhand. Stay connected and excited for your upcoming video
Thank you very much for going to such trouble to do these videos,it makes the book so much more real to see the actual sites! Please continue. From South Africa.
Sir I thank you for your efforts to follow in the foot steps of the great man Jim Corbett. Growing up in India, we have kind of soaked up his stories from our early childhood. To me he is an enigma. To be able to visit the places Jim had visited is like pilgrimage for us. Thank your very much ones again for your sincere efforts. Best wishes
Fabulous work. Sir. Thanks for showing us the exact spot where jim killed the man eater tigress of champawat and also showing the sword and kukri gifted to the person by Corbett accompanied him and last the spot where Corbett sir had his lunch. Sometimes while watching ur videos, it make us feel like we too are travelling in those spots where jim once have walked in search of maneaters. Great work Sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Jim Corbett was not only a man of great adventure but was also a gifted writer. His each accounts of hunting expedition evoked curiosity and a sense of great fear for the man eater among its readers. The' Man eaters of Kumaon, each of his hunting trail, especially the Champawat tigress episode was so well written in such simple & beautiful language that the reader would be completely drawn into it feeling and sensing the beast lurking around and coming to life right from the pages of the book. The call of a distant bird, , the traces & pugmarks left, the grass left with blood, the ravine, the valley, the slippery stones, the boulders, tahsildhar & the frightened hapless villagers..... all written with a colonial hangover with such precision and beauty that the reader would be left spellbound. I never ever in my life imagined that being a malayali from Kerala the southmost of India, , would be furtunate ever to see the spot right where the Champawat tigress was shot to meet its fate. Thank you sir.. Thank you🙏🏼
Sir, I have really enjoyed the raw nature of your videos, you are filled with so much enthusiasm while describing about the incidents. If you can remember I had a little interaction with you on your Thak Man eater Tiger video and I discussed with you about promoting these sites as a tourist spot. I will try my best to visit these sites of man eater's killing. Thx in advance to you .
Thanks a lot,I do remember u were a bit miffed because of music,please feel free.im a nature lover and have great respect for jim ,when ever u want visit I will help u,tell me more about yourself
@@ukrover5087 thx in advance for replying sir.. I am a wildlife enthusiast, since my childhood Discovery channel was my favorite. I haven't done anything significant for wildlife leaving alone some Safari's at Ranthambore and Jim Corbett but I care for wild animals and their habitat. I am willing and will surely do something for wildlife in future. People like you with so less subscriber's inspire me. I mean to say you don't care about likes or share , you just go on your own and on and on... You inspire me on एकला चलो रे मिशन 😃.
Amardeepji, did you visit Thak? my guru, Dr AJT John Singh, ex director, Wildlife Institute of India has written a book called On the trail of Jim Corebett. Apparently many places are still intact. Developing tourism on Corbett adventure is a great idea. 👌🏾👍
Many regards and thanks to you for showing us these places where the great hunter of all times hunted the greatest hunter of all times. I have watched your other videos too. Lots of respect and love from Melbourne, Australia.
Awesome video and explanation of how & exactly where this great historic event took place ,, I am 68 years old , I received Jim Corbetts Book " Maneaters of Kumaon " was I was 10 years old as a gift .. I don't even know how many times I have read it , maybe 100 times in the last 58 years .. I never ever thought I would see the actual places this Great Man , Jim Corbett hunted , stalked and killed these tigers , I always tried to imagine what it might look like , now I know thanks to you .. I truly hope this great Man who I have held so dear in my heart will never be forgotten ,,, and it was so wonderful to see a blood relative of the man that was with Mr Corbett at the time of the kill ,, also seeing the weapons held in your hands that were in Corbetts hands must of been a thrill for you .. You must be the first person to do this journey , because I have studied Corbett my entire life and haven't seen anything like this video.. All of us Corbett fans owe you a great deal of gratitude .. I salute you UK ROVER ,, I am subscribed and look forward to upcoming videos ..
Dear jif thanks a lot it is ineffable how happy Im reading ur comments and holding weapons . Keep on encouraging me.the great jim has special place in my heart.I can relive in the past and ruminate how tough journey may have been for him walking through those dense forest,can well understand as Im retracing the same backwater hats off to my hero.
@@ukrover5087 - Thanks for the reply .. I wish I was there travelling through the bush with you and Shailesh . Never realized just how rugged and extreme his hunting grounds were. .Just imagine being out there mostly alone for weeks at a times , always anticapating an attack from a 6 or 700 lb beast during the night or day ,, sleeping in trees and following the pug marks for weeks .. Sometimes the Tiger would elude him and he go back to Nainital , just to return in the spring , some hunts took years to find and kill the Tiger .. I have no greater respect for any man than Jim Corbett , my lifetime Hero ... Now that I have seen the hills , gorges , and steep ravines , I can feel more the utter loneliness he must of felt on his hunts , knowing until the Tiger was put down , more would die .. You have much courage to put yourself out there .. I encourage and respect your work .. And Mr Corbett would be very happy to see that all he had done is not forgotten .. I will pray for you and your sons safety and protection from God .. I have a large map of the area you travel in and with it I follow your journey .. With respect ,, Jeff
Thanks jeff.u see at the time of men eater of talladesh he stalked continuously 18 hours that too without food all alone in midnight than he fainted,as he was not welland the tigress was nearby,thanks god he cluched a branch of tree,hats off to my hero.
Thank you so much for this lovely video Sir. It brings the books to life in my mind, imagining what a great feat it was! If the family ever wants to, they could donate these precious items to a reknowned museum which has other items related to Jim Corbett for world travellers to see
Very glad to see the place where Champawat tiger was eliminated back in 1909 probably. Hats off! to Corbett's soul who did his best to rid this part of India from those man eaters. A courageous great man with uncanny expertise and knowledge of jungles. Unbelievable heroics of a small man at the dead of night wandering in Indian jungles. Just reading the story of Corbett and Anderson freezes my blood !
Thank you sir for sharing this. It made really excited. I happened to visit Mr. Corbett's house in Nainital last week, I live in Bhowali. Though the house was closed., I will visit again. Keep uploading these videos. I also ordered Jim Corbett Omnibus part 1.
Having read the story hundreds of times, I am so happy to see the actual spot. It is unbelievable that with not such much of roads he walked at such an altitude and such rough terrain, for so many miles each day when he was hunting the maneaters, literally mindboggling. Then seeing the terraini can sort of believe the story that in in the foreward of the book that an old man above 80 years of age walked 100 kms in 2 days to see "carpet sahib" when there was a film shoot going on about the great Jim Corbett. Amazing stuff and great videos. Please try to show all the places where the maneaters operated and where they were shot
I have already shown many places,watch my latest videos especially thak village, Hopefully tomorrow you will watch one of the videos of mine .take care
What Jim achieved was some feat. He was in his 30s when he shot this man eater, and continued hunting man eaters up until his 60s, hiking long distances on tough terrain, being ready to shoot with lethal accuracy in a split second, spending countless nights awake in trees and going long periods without eating etc.
@@ranjitdhang5306 yes.it was very diffcult to kill the tigress.most difficult time for jim.he was not well and not slept for somany days, eighteen hours stalking continuously.I will try my best.thanks
Thank you sir,I had seen this video again and again this is great work done by you l realised how it was difficult on that time to sir Jim Corbett thanks again
A heartiest thanks from Bangladesh I read his books a uncountable time, he is my hero and always in my heart and now my son also be come a big fan of sir great Jim corobatt
Umakant ji may god bless U for last month I did not go anywhere,only yesterday I went to jungle and had kafal ,tasted first time in this year.what u asked hopefully things will come in right direction I think u r from maharashtra.take care thanks a lot
@@cococountry774 inhabitants of Champawat district are known as people of kali kumaon... Kali represents the river which flows through the border..and the dialect used there is different from the other regions of kumaon.. As told by my elders ..
Thank you for making this video, showing us the site and the knife and sword from the story!! What a thrill to actually see this!! ✌🏼💖 from the 🇺🇸 Jai Hind!
Sir I request you to please show the Thak village where the Tiger used to visit vacant houses in night with the place where Sir Jim Corbett had shot that Thak Tigress. Love your sincere efforts 🙏🌹
Absolutely brilliant video, gives alot more life to the story seeing the ground for myself, I'm going to listen to the audio book again with a fresh veiw of the locality in my mind.
Thank you for the vedio dear sir I am willing to visit champawat this month and i wish to see the site were the maneaters were killed can i get contact information of any guide that can guide me to the sites? Thanks again❤
Sir, I will arrive Chuka on 15th that is day after tomorrow will stay there for possibly one day one night, Please arrange a guide for me to see the places were the maneaters were shot in Thak and Chuka, Also what will be the price of the guide please, Thanks much 🙏
Thank you so much Sir, for the amount of hard work you always put in all your video's to show us & explain us everything in complete detailing. God bless & I wish you all the best for your future endeavours.
I salute you Sir from the bottom of my heart - for all your efforts to take us into the bygone realm of the great Sir Jim Corbett & making it come alive by your tired less effort - THANKS
Thank you sir, for showings spot where first man eater was killed this is due to great effort made by you this is first chapter of man eater of cuomau I have great respect to sir Jim Corbett for serving for man kind and in feature saving wild life and tigers,thanking you sir again
Thanks goswami ji,I will try,but ,u see my video is watched across the world, and people do not understand hindi.please read the comments of the foreigners.thanks , enjoy
Thank you for this video and for your time to show the world where these historical events happened. I'm planning a trip to India and will like to visit this place and Rudraprayag. If you know about a good and safe guide let me know.
This was fascinating. I am a great student of all Corbett's books. The country is not what I had pictured from the books, perhaps because of his unfortunate habit of referring to nearly all kinds of woodland as "jungle," when technically none of it was.
You must retitled this video as "where champawat man eater was shot" to make it easier for search. Delete word"spot"from the start of the title. Replace it by where.
Sir I didn't know whether my wish complite or not, I would like to visit kumaon Regan one-off my known person mr Lakhpat sing rawat many years passed away I missout his number also so could not talk with him, very nice person he is basically he is teacher. any way I liked your video very much thanks again
The sword was not given, Lt Governor of United Provinces Sir John Hewitt gifted a gun to the Tehsildar and a Dagger to villager who helped Corbett, at a Darbar in Nainital.the arms were Bestowed as a honour to be passed onto the heirs.
Yes. but u know how deeply Im studying jim.one has to read between the line.when jim had gone one day before in search of tigress that happened to be leapoard which killed a calf ten km two person were with him from that village it could b that time jim mentioned they were awarded
@@ukrover5087 I believe the rewards will have to be connected to the man eater…… thank you for taking and showing us the areas where Jim hunted the man eaters, excellent job Sir
@@neelsmuller3716 sword and khukri May have been given when jim went ten km to see the tigress and it happened to be leopard eaten a calf and two persons accompanied jim.he has mentioned he awarded them.so it could be sword and khukri
I was given Jim’s 1st book Maneaters Of Kumaon by my dad here in Scotland when I was about 10 and am now 66. I since then have read all his books lots of times, I never in my wildest dreams thought I’d ever see any of the places where the great man went about ridding the people of the hills of these beasts. Thank you so very very much, I have subscribed to your channel and will now scour UA-cam for more. Incidentally this is a video of Jim’s famous Rigby .275 rifle on UA-cam too as Rigby in London now have it on show and visiting their shop is very high on my list of things to do ASAP. Imagine getting to see that. Jee Shukriya again.
Jim I am touched by your comments and encouragement, hopefully we will continue in touch . Shortly i will post another interesting video pertaining the same. Take care Thanks a lot
I guess I am quite off topic but do anybody know a good place to stream new tv shows online ?
Same here, Got his books "Bangla" translation when I was 12, I am 44, I want to travel and visit to this place. Thanks for this great Vlog.
One of Jim Corbet's hunting story " The end of the Mohan Men Eater", was once was a chapter of my 10th standard. From that story i became curious to read all about his stories andnow I've all of his books in my collection. Yesterday also read once again his book. Truely a great story.
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MY father gave me Jim Corbett books to read when I was a boy. I read just about everything Corbett ever wrote. My favorite was "The Man Eating Leopard of Rudrapryag". I love your video! It enabled me to visualize the places where the events in the book took place. Cary Boyd, Tucson AZ, USA
Thanks.watch thak village
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Sir after reading the story I am watching this once again and I must say I am simply thrilled. What an adventure! Wow! And I can't thank you enough for taking so much trouble to show us all these spots. Pranams and much love to you and yours. 🎉👍
Thanka alot
With great appreciation from America, thank you. It’s really neat to see the places described in Corbett’s writing. Interestingly, he describes these places so accurately that they look in real life just as I imagined them from reading.
Thanks my dear,I will keep on posting other different places,where ever he killed the man eaters of kumaon .if possible share it.
@Dante Zayden thanks. I’ve been working nonstop during the fake, unconstitutional lockdown
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Great Historical Place Thank You Ji To Visit And Show Us This Place I Am Big Jim Corbett Fan❤
@@sunitamishra4412 Thanks, keep on watching my latest videos!
I love this, I am Sri Lankan and my grandfather used to read me the stories from Maneaters of Kumaon as a child and it inspired my life long passion for wildlife and wildlife conservation. Thank you for bringing these stories to life and showing us the real places and locations. The copy he gave me is a 1st edition and it is my most treasured possession.
Good.then you watch my video of thak village.thanks
@@ukrover5087 I have, it is excellent
@@tariqmohamed thanks
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I purchased my first Jim Corbetts books at the Odel bookstore in Colombo in Sri Lanka over 20 years ago!
Great video! Great effort! Sir, you have done what no one has ever done. Thanks a million for tracing the path that Jim took and actually finding out not only the places but even the people who were involved in those heroic exploits. Would love to go see those places with you. The last slide(the House where Jim Corbett had lunch) looked perfect even after 100 years🙏
Yes. Thanks
Its my pleasure to see such a historic place of Uttarakhand while sitting in my home. You have explained the entire incident in such a way as if it seems like I am present there and I can feel the vibes. I am from Uttarakhand and will definitely visit this place once, also I would like to thank you for your great effort you have put on in shooting such an amazing video for us, it helps us in knowing & learning new things about the divine places of Uttarakhand. Stay connected and excited for your upcoming video
Thank you very much for going to such trouble to do these videos,it makes the book so much more real to see the actual sites! Please continue. From South Africa.
Thanks my dearI keep on encouraging me.think about that great man whom I adore how he reached in to such a terrain , my salute to hlm
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Sir I thank you for your efforts to follow in the foot steps of the great man Jim Corbett. Growing up in India, we have kind of soaked up his stories from our early childhood. To me he is an enigma.
To be able to visit the places Jim had visited is like pilgrimage for us. Thank your very much ones again for your sincere efforts. Best wishes
Thanks a lot i am touched by your comment.
I will show many more places you would like to watch
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Fabulous work. Sir. Thanks for showing us the exact spot where jim killed the man eater tigress of champawat and also showing the sword and kukri gifted to the person by Corbett accompanied him and last the spot where Corbett sir had his lunch. Sometimes while watching ur videos, it make us feel like we too are travelling in those spots where jim once have walked in search of maneaters. Great work Sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Nice. , Thanks
Jim Corbett was not only a man of great adventure but was also a gifted writer. His each accounts of hunting expedition evoked curiosity and a sense of great fear for the man eater among its readers. The' Man eaters of Kumaon, each of his hunting trail, especially the Champawat tigress episode was so well written in such simple & beautiful language that the reader would be completely drawn into it feeling and sensing the beast lurking around and coming to life right from the pages of the book. The call of a distant bird, , the traces & pugmarks left, the grass left with blood, the ravine, the valley, the slippery stones, the boulders, tahsildhar & the frightened hapless villagers..... all written with a colonial hangover with such precision and beauty that the reader would be left spellbound. I never ever in my life imagined that being a malayali from Kerala the southmost of India, , would be furtunate ever to see the spot right where the Champawat tigress was shot to meet its fate. Thank you sir.. Thank you🙏🏼
It is my pleasure.keep on watching
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Awesome Sir! I am a big fan of Jim Corbett! Because of you, I can see the place. Thanks a ton again.
Thanks
Sir, I have really enjoyed the raw nature of your videos, you are filled with so much enthusiasm while describing about the incidents. If you can remember I had a little interaction with you on your Thak Man eater Tiger video and I discussed with you about promoting these sites as a tourist spot.
I will try my best to visit these sites of man eater's killing. Thx in advance to you .
Thanks a lot,I do remember u were a bit miffed because of music,please feel free.im a nature lover and have great respect for jim ,when ever u want visit I will help u,tell me more about yourself
@@ukrover5087 thx in advance for replying sir..
I am a wildlife enthusiast, since my childhood Discovery channel was my favorite. I haven't done anything significant for wildlife leaving alone some Safari's at Ranthambore and Jim Corbett but I care for wild animals and their habitat. I am willing and will surely do something for wildlife in future. People like you with so less subscriber's inspire me. I mean to say you don't care about likes or share , you just go on your own and on and on... You inspire me on एकला चलो रे मिशन 😃.
@@amardeepalhan4038 yes aman I do not bother abot subcrbr,I enjy doig video as im lovr of the natr,go ahead,take care ,remain in touch,thnx
Amardeepji, did you visit Thak? my guru, Dr AJT John Singh, ex director, Wildlife Institute of India has written a book called On the trail of Jim Corebett. Apparently many places are still intact. Developing tourism on Corbett adventure is a great idea. 👌🏾👍
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Many regards and thanks to you for showing us these places where the great hunter of all times hunted the greatest hunter of all times. I have watched your other videos too. Lots of respect and love from Melbourne, Australia.
Thanks a lot my dear u will keep on watching other videos shortly regarding the great jim,Im discovering the new spots
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Thank you my friend.i have always wanted to visit these places.where Jim stayed.
At least I am lucky to see these places through your video s
Thanks if possible do watch other videos related to jim.
Awesome video and explanation of how & exactly where this great historic event took place ,, I am 68 years old , I received Jim Corbetts Book " Maneaters of Kumaon " was I was 10 years old as a gift .. I don't even know how many times I have read it , maybe 100 times in the last 58 years .. I never ever thought I would see the actual places this Great Man , Jim Corbett hunted , stalked and killed these tigers , I always tried to imagine what it might look like , now I know thanks to you .. I truly hope this great Man who I have held so dear in my heart will never be forgotten ,,, and it was so wonderful to see a blood relative of the man that was with Mr Corbett at the time of the kill ,, also seeing the weapons held in your hands that were in Corbetts hands must of been a thrill for you .. You must be the first person to do this journey , because I have studied Corbett my entire life and haven't seen anything like this video.. All of us Corbett fans owe you a great deal of gratitude .. I salute you UK ROVER ,, I am subscribed and look forward to upcoming videos ..
Dear jif thanks a lot it is ineffable how happy Im reading ur comments and holding weapons . Keep on encouraging me.the great jim has special place in my heart.I can relive in the past and ruminate how tough journey may have been for him walking through those dense forest,can well understand as Im retracing the same backwater hats off to my hero.
@@ukrover5087 - Thanks for the reply .. I wish I was there travelling through the bush with you and Shailesh . Never realized just how rugged and extreme his hunting grounds were. .Just imagine being out there mostly alone for weeks at a times , always anticapating an attack from a 6 or 700 lb beast during the night or day ,, sleeping in trees and following the pug marks for weeks .. Sometimes the Tiger would elude him and he go back to Nainital , just to return in the spring , some hunts took years to find and kill the Tiger .. I have no greater respect for any man than Jim Corbett , my lifetime Hero ... Now that I have seen the hills , gorges , and steep ravines , I can feel more the utter loneliness he must of felt on his hunts , knowing until the Tiger was put down , more would die .. You have much courage to put yourself out there .. I encourage and respect your work .. And Mr Corbett would be very happy to see that all he had done is not forgotten .. I will pray for you and your sons safety and protection from God .. I have a large map of the area you travel in and with it I follow your journey .. With respect ,, Jeff
Thanks jeff.u see at the time of men eater of talladesh he stalked continuously 18 hours that too without food all alone in midnight than he fainted,as he was not welland the tigress was nearby,thanks god he cluched a branch of tree,hats off to my hero.
Well said that man
Jeff your story is very similar to mine regarding when first I read of the great mans exploits
Thank you so much for this lovely video Sir. It brings the books to life in my mind, imagining what a great feat it was! If the family ever wants to, they could donate these precious items to a reknowned museum which has other items related to Jim Corbett for world travellers to see
Thanks.watch other videos of the great jim
The government is making the trail of this area shortly there would be a museum hopefully it would be part of that.
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This is absolutely beautiful and thrilling video thank you so much
Very glad to see the place where Champawat tiger was eliminated back in 1909 probably.
Hats off! to Corbett's soul who did his best to rid this part of India from those man eaters. A courageous great man with uncanny expertise and knowledge of jungles. Unbelievable heroics of a small man at the dead of night wandering in Indian jungles. Just reading the story of Corbett and Anderson freezes my blood !
Thanks watch thak village if possible
We are thankful to you for showing the actual site which no one could show
Nice ....... thanks for the Video ..... its unique video. Excellent content 👌 👌 👌👌👌
Thank you sir for sharing this.
It made really excited.
I happened to visit Mr. Corbett's house in Nainital last week, I live in Bhowali.
Though the house was closed., I will visit again.
Keep uploading these videos.
I also ordered Jim Corbett Omnibus part 1.
Good
Thank you so much for the efforts. I have been searching for such a longtime. Loved the video.
Thanks watch thak village,and second part of this
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Absolutely thrilled. Thank you very much sir. Good luck and best wishes. Love. 🎉
Having read the story hundreds of times, I am so happy to see the actual spot. It is unbelievable that with not such much of roads he walked at such an altitude and such rough terrain, for so many miles each day when he was hunting the maneaters, literally mindboggling. Then seeing the terraini can sort of believe the story that in in the foreward of the book that an old man above 80 years of age walked 100 kms in 2 days to see "carpet sahib" when there was a film shoot going on about the great Jim Corbett. Amazing stuff and great videos. Please try to show all the places where the maneaters operated and where they were shot
I have already shown many places,watch my latest videos especially thak village, Hopefully tomorrow you will watch one of the videos of mine .take care
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Thanks for information about the spot where The Champavat MenEater Tigres waskilledby Jim Karbet
Thanks enjoy,if possible share
What Jim achieved was some feat. He was in his 30s when he shot this man eater, and continued hunting man eaters up until his 60s, hiking long distances on tough terrain, being ready to shoot with lethal accuracy in a split second, spending countless nights awake in trees and going long periods without eating etc.
You are absolutely right that is y he is our hero.I know how difficult it may have been asIm following his trail.thanks
Yes.th
Great to watch ....I was always fascinated to know about the champawat tigress
Thanks
Awesome 💖 sir I want to know more about that place 😊😍
Yes.I will tell u
It is my dream to visit these places… great video thanks for posting 👍
Great video sir 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼..can you please also make a video on the Panar man-eating leopard shot by Jim Corbett?
Yes god willing I will,before that chuka and talla man eating by jim for whichI was in deep jungle.thankswatch the second part of champawat maneater
@@ukrover5087 I have read those and the most adventurous among these is the killing of the man eater of Talla desh.. I'll surely watch. 😊
@@ranjitdhang5306 yes.it was very diffcult to kill the tigress.most difficult time for jim.he was not well and not slept for somany days, eighteen hours stalking continuously.I will try my best.thanks
@@ukrover5087 yeah. 😊 Tysm.
@@ranjitdhang5306 thanks
Thank you sir,I had seen this video again and again this is great work done by you l realised how it was difficult on that time to sir Jim Corbett thanks again
Yes indeed it was very difficult
A heartiest thanks from Bangladesh I read his books a uncountable time, he is my hero and always in my heart and now my son also be come a big fan of sir great Jim corobatt
How are you sir ? what position of covid 19 at Uttarakhand , this may month you must be enjoyed test of kafil fruits, sir stay safe & healthy
Umakant ji may god bless U for last month I did not go anywhere,only yesterday I went to jungle and had kafal ,tasted first time in this year.what u asked hopefully things will come in right direction I think u r from maharashtra.take care thanks a lot
Being native of kali kumaon and a fellow fan of Corbett. I thank you for your sincere effort..
God willing I will try and visit the site...
Thanks
Ashishji, what is Kali Kumaon? I mean the name? 🤔
@@cococountry774 inhabitants of Champawat district are known as people of kali kumaon...
Kali represents the river which flows through the border..and the dialect used there is different from the other regions of kumaon..
As told by my elders ..
Thanq so much sir for ur efforts...uh are such an incredible person ☺️☺️
Sir you are superb. Through this video we understood a lot about this please.
Thank you sir for this video.
Thanks
Thank you for making this video, showing us the site and the knife and sword from the story!! What a thrill to actually see this!! ✌🏼💖 from the 🇺🇸 Jai Hind!
Thanks
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Sir I have great respect for you for sharing this beautiful video 🙏🌹
Thanks Nikhil
Sir I request you to please show the Thak village where the Tiger used to visit vacant houses in night with the place where Sir Jim Corbett had shot that Thak Tigress. Love your sincere efforts 🙏🌹
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Thank you very much Sir
Thanks
Good job sirji. a Jim Corbett fan from Mizoram, India. and i wrote this comment from near Dampa Tiger Reserve, Mizoram
Thanks a lot,watch my other videos if possible
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Absolutely brilliant video, gives alot more life to the story seeing the ground for myself, I'm going to listen to the audio book again with a fresh veiw of the locality in my mind.
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Really salute meet-up Jim related hunting spot and weapons
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सर नमस्कार,ये जगह चंपावत के किस गांव में है?गांव का नाम??
Between chaura and fungar
Did you like the video?
@@pankzoli thanks watch my latest video,u wud like it
i like your channel, quite interesting
Thanks
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Great efforts and awesome video
Thanks
Great vidieo sir...iam srilanka .great jim big fan
Thanks a lot
Sir how are you I hope you must be fine, what effects of clouds bursting in uttarakhand, you & your family be safe
Thanks by the grace of almighty,we all are fine the cloud bursting was different side.v r very close to Nepal take care
@@ukrover5087 you are at chamoli & between dharchul city or other place, thanks for reply I was worried,now relax👍
Thanks Umakant ji Im touched by ur comments.Im in champwat far from both the places
Thanx sir....you are providing this video to the public who either can't afford visiting the place or want to know about nature 🥰🥰
Thanks keep watching other videos of jim.especialy thak village
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Thanks, i been to champawat so many times, so many like 50+.
Never knew before about this and Dr Maurice stuffs.
U can see my latest video about thak. Thanks
Thank you for the vedio dear sir
I am willing to visit champawat this month and i wish to see the site were the maneaters were killed can i get contact information of any guide that can guide me to the sites? Thanks again❤
Yes. Whenever u come let me know
@@ukrover5087 sir aapka contact number mil sakta hai?
Well Shortly I will arrange guide otherwise I will hopefully help you when you visit.thanks remain in toch
@@ukrover5087 alright sir
Sir, I will arrive Chuka on 15th that is day after tomorrow will stay there for possibly one day one night, Please arrange a guide for me to see the places were the maneaters were shot in Thak and Chuka, Also what will be the price of the guide please, Thanks much 🙏
Thank you so much Sir, for the amount of hard work you always put in all your video's to show us & explain us everything in complete detailing. God bless & I wish you all the best for your future endeavours.
Thanka, person like u inspire me to go ahead
@@ukrover5087 Pleasure Sir.
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very good.atishay sundar mahit dili.Dhanyvad
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Gorgeous video naana ji😘😘😍
Thank you sir for great effort
I salute you Sir from the bottom of my heart - for all your efforts to take us into the bygone realm of the great Sir Jim Corbett & making it come alive by your tired less effort - THANKS
Thanks
Thank you sir, for showings spot where first man eater was killed this is due to great effort made by you this is first chapter of man eater of cuomau I have great respect to sir Jim Corbett for serving for man kind and in feature saving wild life and tigers,thanking you sir again
Thanks a lot .keep watching.
God bless you sir you showed to me actual place of champawt tigress killed by sir Jim Corbett, I read only in bóoks thanking you sir
Thanks umakant ji,keep watching next video part two
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Today I saw a news clip, which mentions that name of Corbett TR is being changed to Ramganga. Is it so.
It seems so .I am personally very saddened. it should not have happened,such a great peson they sud know his deeds what all he did for our people.
I am gonna share this video with my friends..
Thanks
श्रीमान जी कृपया आप हिंदी में बताएंगे तो और भी सुन्दर लगेगा..... आपके द्वारा इस क्षेत्र का वर्णन सराहनीय है। अति उत्तम श्रीमान जी ।🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks goswami ji,I will try,but ,u see my video is watched across the world, and people do not understand hindi.please read the comments of the foreigners.thanks , enjoy
Thank you for this video and for your time to show the world where these historical events happened. I'm planning a trip to India and will like to visit this place and Rudraprayag. If you know about a good and safe guide let me know.
Yes I will tell u. Remain in touch
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Respect you sir from Kerala ❤
Is video ko banane ke liye apko dil se dhanyawaad
Thanks
Excellent job and great effort
Thanks
This was fascinating. I am a great student of all Corbett's books. The country is not what I had pictured from the books, perhaps because of his unfortunate habit of referring to nearly all kinds of woodland as "jungle," when technically none of it was.
@@johnortmann3098 good you may watch my other videos. The latest one man eater of panar
@@ukrover5087 I will.
if possible, kindly show places related to Mohan Man-eater as well!
Will try
Thanks!
Nice information sir...😀😀
Thanks
Thanks for this valuable information.
Thanks
Highly appreciate your efforts to show us the actual place of death of Champawat Tigress
Thanks ,watch the second part
Amazing video👍❤️
Salute! My Deepest Regards!
Thanjs
the terrain is much more difficult than one imagines while reading the books.
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Plz dub this video in hindi. You did a great work. Thanks..
Thanks I will try
It's amazing video ... 🙏🙏👏👏
Thanks
You must retitled this video as "where champawat man eater was shot" to make it easier for search. Delete word"spot"from the start of the title. Replace it by where.
Watch my second part of this video I have shown that
Thanks
Thanks for suggestions,I will replace it
Sir I didn't know whether my wish complite or not, I would like to visit kumaon Regan one-off my known person mr Lakhpat sing rawat many years passed away I missout his number also so could not talk with him, very nice person he is basically he is teacher. any way I liked your video very much thanks again
Whenever u r interested to come,u may come and stay with me day or two free of cost if u r so eagerI will take u the spot,but tell me in advance
Could you please give a translation into the English language 🙏.
Sir you are doing what I like the most
I hope I can also do this at your age
Yes,go ahead
The rusty saber and knife... Colonel Corbett skinned his kills w/ a pocket one,after 16 hours...
Legend says that champawat tiger roared in Indian accent
thanks sir for your effort
Thanks
Good work.well done Sir.
Thanks.watch the video of today about thak village
Awesome sir please jim Corbett pr bhi documentry bnaye but in hindi 🙏🏻
Thanks yes I will
Voice is not matching with video
Great work....
Thanks
All I can say is wow
Many many thanks
Thanks
Nice video
Thanks
सुपर सर
Nice sir 👌👌👌
Thanks
Nice
Thanks
The sword was not given,
Lt Governor of United Provinces Sir John Hewitt gifted a gun to the Tehsildar and a Dagger to villager who helped Corbett, at a Darbar in Nainital.the arms were Bestowed as a honour to be passed onto the heirs.
Yes. but u know how deeply Im studying jim.one has to read between the line.when jim had gone one day before in search of tigress that happened to be leapoard which killed a calf ten km two person were with him from that village it could b that time jim mentioned they were awarded
@@ukrover5087 I believe the rewards will have to be connected to the man eater…… thank you for taking and showing us the areas where Jim hunted the man eaters, excellent job Sir
@@neelsmuller3716 thanks
@@neelsmuller3716 sword and khukri
May have been given when jim went ten km to see the tigress and it happened to be leopard eaten a calf and two persons accompanied jim.he has mentioned he awarded them.so it could be sword and khukri
Nyc sir👍👍👍
If u narrat in hindi that will b more good
😘😘😘😘🙏🙏🙏🙏
Seems like you look at Sir Jim Corbett as your Guru!!!
You r right.thanks watch thak village
**** HINDI MEIN BOLO so that it can reach to remaining 90% of audience......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bhai g Hindi may baat kara karo bro
Thanks bhai ji, foreigners also watch will try both language