I've noticed this story by other channels but I refuse to listen to them as quite frankly they are crap, maybe I am spoilt from this absolutely brilliant channel probably my favourite thing on the Internet.
WOW this is one of my favourite KA stories. Many years ago I visited the Kenenth Anderson guest house at Kudigere. Its shown on the map in the start and is very close to these places. Also thank you for inclusing maps.
What an incredible story by Mr. Anderson with an equally amazing narration by Mr. Singh. Million times better than any Hollywood movie. This definitely became one of my favorite hunting story.
Dude,your story telling skills are par none! I stayed up as late as i could listening and then started the rest before i turned off the alarm!! Well done!!!💯💯💯💯
Love your narrations! I became fascinated with Tigers since the day I went to a zoo and there was nothing between us except an open strong plastic type glass. I had the lucky chance of being alone with the tiger, so I sat in front of the enclosed to observe. The cranky tiger flew at me with a vicious roar and hit her face and paws against the glass. Sitting there with an Amur tiger standing over me and snarling is something I’ll never forget. Through relentless searching I found this channel narrating these amazing stores, and I am so grateful for them! Thank you!
I should add that I later found out the tigeress was heavily pregnant and gave birth a month later. Perhaps that is why she was in such a foul mood when I invaded her space.
Hello! Appreciate the comment and thanks for sharing this lovely little story with us. I have been fascinated with tigers as well since I was a kid and something along the lines of what you described happened to me too. Its a long story, but the gist is that as a boy I once jumped over the outer enclosure at my local zoo to get closer to the tiger's cage when nobody was looking. I spent a good hour or so barely an arm's length away with the large male tiger who at the time was 15 yeara old, before I got caught and was escorted out.
@@selvalorestudios They are so fascinating to observe. It's a strange sensation to be fascinated by something that could so easily end your life with swipe of a paw. I'm glad you made it out with all of your limbs! Haha.
Thanks! I have listened to many of your recordings since the early days and still look forward to them. I think the charm of these stories combined with your narration style makes them so much more alluring.
Wonderful. This is what I have been eagerly awaiting. Posted 4 minutes ago and I already know how incredibly good this will be. I admit I haven't listened yet as I write this, but your towering reputation proceeds you Mr A V Singh. Richly deserved. Time to get started. 😁👍👌
Thank you so much! For the time and effort you put into these! I have alot of problems with going and/or falling asleep but your stories really save my butt 9/10 times.
Thank you sir I'm so grateful to hear from you! Really appreciate your work and Really needed this! Been a rough couple of years and have trouble sleeping. But your work helps. Even if it takes a couple of nights to get through the story it truly helps! Thank you sir!
I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing difficult days. These atmospheric tales can help take one's mind off things,. I hope your troubles are easing.
Your intense way of story telling has persuaded me to attentively watch your videos. What an amazing channel. While I feel almost bored by modern Hollywood horror movies, these stories truly instill terror in my heart. No matter how long or short. I don't know which one is my favorite, although I have listened to several of them twice. Especially the Panar leopard and Thak man-eater. The moment Anderson related that a whole was dug to hide in, I was instantly reminded of the account where this strategy had failed in the story with the two Tigers (Maneater & cattle lifter), where a sugarcane bowl was flipped on top. I knew this was going to go wrong and can only marvel at Andersons courage to withstand his own survival instincts.
I was literally JUST thinking, " Imagine if selva Lore posted a new hour long video and how happy that would make me?" After scrolling through and seeing that I've watched literally every one of your videos twice over.
@selvalore yes...all is well...thank you for asking... I pray all is well on your end, too...??? Please keep posting your narrations...I find them breathtaking...🙏
I have heard the story before a long time ago but nevertheless I tapped the like button before hearing your wonderful narration Mr. Singh. Thank you again good Sir.
I placed a like before listening as usual. Im just now getting a chance to listen to it. However, it could'nt have come at a better time. Thank you sir.
@ You’re welcome, you have no idea how much I appreciate and enjoy your work and the story’s you read. I hope you keep uploading more videos even if it’s not very often. Thanks for your hard work.
Wonderful story-telling. Hell knoweth little worse wrath than an angered tiger. The fear these apex predators instilled must have been dreadful to the indigenous population.
Once again, the man delivers! Thank you very much, Mr Singh. Do you have a patreon or something of the like i could support? Should have asked many moons ago.
You're very welcome, my friend! I have been meaning to make one for a while Maybe this is my cue. I should have a link on the channel page by the next upload.
@@selvalorestudiosAfter listening , I am still happy, what a story! Although I can never understand how Anderson survived - he took so many insane risks 😵💫
I try to aim for once every month and still fall short of that sometimes. For every hour of recorded audio, it roughly takes 10-15 hours of actual work from researching, recording, editing and then post-production into video. I do the best I can.
I'd be re-recording a couple of his stories that i've already done but almost all of his hunting/maneater stories are all done. Jungle Lore and My India are two of the other books that are left to do.
Another great told story! Must have been a whole other type of men in this story's! Hunting next to human remains, no tactical advantages and only guarded by poor build huts ... this kind if action needs a type of hunter, we never will be able to find in our lifetimes
I have often wondered how did Anderson find the time and finances to go on all these hunting expeditions. As far as I can tell he used to work a job as a factory manager and also had a family (2 kids and a wife). Seems implausible to me how could he be gone for several days on end to these remote places.
I would guess a lot of these were on the weekends or when he was on leave or holiday/vacation, whatever you want to call it. He does speak of it in a lighthearted way in one of his stories ( I think in the "killer of Jallahali'), about how his wife wished that he would stay home more. Also, I remember reading his son Donald saying in an interview that most of these hunting expeditions from his books happened in pre-independent India (In the 30's or 40's) when Anderson was a young man and didn't hold down the factory manager job you speak of. Keep in mind, that the Anderson's were wealthy during this time and had ample domestic help, nannies or servants at home to help out with chores and children.
Cattle rearing on a vegetarian country; what did they think would happen but an ecological disaster? 80,000 the tigers between 1875 and 1925 is an ecological disaster.
Lovely narration. Entertaining story. Although it looks to me like the author is taking a little too much creative liberty with this supposedly true story. Some passages seem like fiction to me.
he may have spiced them up a bit to sell books but i don't doubt that these events did occur. I mean people read novels and watch movies which are totally fake.
Admittedly, I'll listen to these multiple times, hard to get good narration like this -- very smooth on ears , most readers are to choppy , mack makes audio did some , but got sued for copyright on Louis L'Amour -- I think Selva Lore and mack are best right now
I've been on the edge of my seat waiting for another story. Thank you so much, I know it will be a great one with a wonderful narration Sir.
Wow, thank you!
True that man, I second your opinion
Thank you once again for your time and talents!
Big thank you again for your support, Luke!
Yes, bring on another hunting story in that velvety, dulcet tone. Love your work.
You are absolutely right about our narrators voice. His wonderful accent conjures up India perfectly.
Cheers! Thanks
I've noticed this story by other channels but I refuse to listen to them as quite frankly they are crap, maybe I am spoilt from this absolutely brilliant channel probably my favourite thing on the Internet.
So real.
Thanks for the encouraging words, Craig!
Yeah a bunch of other channels sound like bots I don’t like it. Plus this guys accent is cool.
WOW this is one of my favourite KA stories. Many years ago I visited the Kenenth Anderson guest house at Kudigere. Its shown on the map in the start and is very close to these places. Also thank you for inclusing maps.
Lovely! I saw it on the map and began to wonder about the same thing.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Another gem of a story by Jock Anderson. Thanks for rendering it on audio, mate!
No problem!
Thank you brother.
Listing from a renewed America!! We won our fight
Hear hear! The news has reached me too down here in texas.
You do not know what awaits you. You have won a dictator not a president.@@selvalorestudios
I'm saving this for as long as I can awesome to have this to look forward to thank you thank you thank you mr singh
My pleasure!
My third listen in 3 days.What a joy !
What an incredible story by Mr. Anderson with an equally amazing narration by Mr. Singh. Million times better than any Hollywood movie. This definitely became one of my favorite hunting story.
Cheers! Thanks for listening
Finally a video. I am going to enjoy it tonight. Thanks Apratim ji.
Thank you as always for the comment, Amit ji!
Dude,your story telling skills are par none! I stayed up as late as i could listening and then started the rest before i turned off the alarm!!
Well done!!!💯💯💯💯
Happy to read this! Thank you
Oh yess! Lets goo... been waiting for a long time! Thank you
You're very welcome!
Fantastic work, thank you! A wonderul long story to relax and fall asleep to!
Yesm exactly! Thank you for commenting.
Love your narrations! I became fascinated with Tigers since the day I went to a zoo and there was nothing between us except an open strong plastic type glass. I had the lucky chance of being alone with the tiger, so I sat in front of the enclosed to observe. The cranky tiger flew at me with a vicious roar and hit her face and paws against the glass. Sitting there with an Amur tiger standing over me and snarling is something I’ll never forget.
Through relentless searching I found this channel narrating these amazing stores, and I am so grateful for them! Thank you!
I should add that I later found out the tigeress was heavily pregnant and gave birth a month later. Perhaps that is why she was in such a foul mood when I invaded her space.
Hello! Appreciate the comment and thanks for sharing this lovely little story with us. I have been fascinated with tigers as well since I was a kid and something along the lines of what you described happened to me too. Its a long story, but the gist is that as a boy I once jumped over the outer enclosure at my local zoo to get closer to the tiger's cage when nobody was looking. I spent a good hour or so barely an arm's length away with the large male tiger who at the time was 15 yeara old, before I got caught and was escorted out.
@@selvalorestudios They are so fascinating to observe. It's a strange sensation to be fascinated by something that could so easily end your life with swipe of a paw. I'm glad you made it out with all of your limbs! Haha.
Thanks brother I love your storytelling your the best on UA-cam in my opinion
Wow, thanks! Thats a lot to live up to.
Thanks! I have listened to many of your recordings since the early days and still look forward to them. I think the charm of these stories combined with your narration style makes them so much more alluring.
I applaud your statement! Thank you
Wonderful. This is what I have been eagerly awaiting. Posted 4 minutes ago and I already know how incredibly good this will be. I admit I haven't listened yet as I write this, but your towering reputation proceeds you Mr A V Singh. Richly deserved. Time to get started. 😁👍👌
Thats a lot to live up to Paul! I appreciate all your encouraging words. Thank you
Amazing story! Great work! Cant get enough. Hope its not too long of a wait for the next one.
I'll do my best to not keep you waiting for too long!
Iv been waiting for so long, excellent job as always!
Thank you!
Wow! That was one hell of a story! One of the most terrifying in the whole series.
Totally agree!
Thank you so much! For the time and effort you put into these!
I have alot of problems with going and/or falling asleep but your stories really save my butt 9/10 times.
Thank you! Comments like these mean a lot and help me to keep at it.
Again, I really enjoy your narration. It's improved so much since the early ones. Keep up the great work!
Your words are always appreciated. Thank you Mr. Kanengieter!
Thank you sir I'm so grateful to hear from you! Really appreciate your work and Really needed this! Been a rough couple of years and have trouble sleeping. But your work helps. Even if it takes a couple of nights to get through the story it truly helps! Thank you sir!
I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing difficult days. These atmospheric tales can help take one's mind off things,. I hope your troubles are easing.
Hey Ed, great to hear from you again. Happy to hear that these audiostories are still helping. Take care!
Your intense way of story telling has persuaded me to attentively watch your videos. What an amazing channel. While I feel almost bored by modern Hollywood horror movies, these stories truly instill terror in my heart. No matter how long or short. I don't know which one is my favorite, although I have listened to several of them twice. Especially the Panar leopard and Thak man-eater. The moment Anderson related that a whole was dug to hide in, I was instantly reminded of the account where this strategy had failed in the story with the two Tigers (Maneater & cattle lifter), where a sugarcane bowl was flipped on top. I knew this was going to go wrong and can only marvel at Andersons courage to withstand his own survival instincts.
Amazing and yes, I believe you're referring to Hosdurga-Holalkere story. I appreciate the thoughtful comment!
Yet another masterpiece, Mr sing!!!
Beautiful narration as always!!!
Animal Planet should get you to narrate for them, honestly.
God bless
Thank you for listening!
I've been waiting g for you to post again! These videos are awesome.
Cheers!
This is a fantastic story. I was bit lucky to have gotten sometime to read the book.
Thanks for picking up one more Kenneth Anderson story.
My pleasure, my friend! I share those sentiments
Yea! Another Selva Lore! This is by far my favorite channel on UA-cam! Thanks for all your hard work creating these videos. 🇮🇳🐅
This made my evening. Thank you for commenting!
That really made my day. Thank you so much brother!
You 're welcome
Oh my goodness thank you for a new story!! Love love your stories xx
So happy to hear this. Thank you very much!
Kenneth Anderson’s stories are the most exciting one’s this one was straight out of some movie 🎥🔥
Thanks for listening!
@ Thank you for recording them I don’t know maybe its been 3 years and not a single night goes without listening to these amazing stories 🙏
These stories have a very calming and sleep-inducing effect on me. Maybe its the voice or the its the natural world setting but it just works.
Glad to read this! Thanks
I also listen to them when I go to sleep!
Lovely to hear you again my friend 👍👍 can’t wait for the next one thank you so much
Thank you Justin! Always happy to see your name in the comments.
Thank you again Apratim! It's been a while since I heard one of these stories, this is what I needed to finish my evening while I repair guitars.
I appreciate the fact that you spelled my first name. Not easy to remember. Thanks as always!
@@selvalorestudios I always remember sir, it is a sign of respect. I'm glad all is still going good for you to be able to drop a new story for us.
@@selvalorestudios I went back and listened to 5 other videos just because it is a perfect thing to listen to while I repair.
What a story. Beautifully narrated. Loved it.
Thank you for the comment!
Thank you for a new story.
You're very welcome!
I was literally JUST thinking, " Imagine if selva Lore posted a new hour long video and how happy that would make me?" After scrolling through and seeing that I've watched literally every one of your videos twice over.
A timely intervention! Thank you for your interest in these stories.
Delighted to find a new reading, Mr. Singh...you have mastered narration skill...🙏
Thank you! Great to see your comment. Hope all's well.
@selvalore yes...all is well...thank you for asking...
I pray all is well on your end, too...???
Please keep posting your narrations...I find them breathtaking...🙏
Fantastic as always!
Thank you!
Thank you! Entertaining tale and well read.
My pleasure and thanks for listening!
Thank you for another gem of KA. 😊
You're welcome my friend!
Excellent Story.
Thank you brother 🙏
Always a pleasure! Thanks
I have heard the story before a long time ago but nevertheless I tapped the like button before hearing your wonderful narration Mr. Singh. Thank you again good Sir.
Always a pleasure Mr. Black! Thank you for listening. Hope all's well!
Nice job. Your my favorite channel.
Thanks Josh!
Thank you as always,Sir.❤
Very welcome!
Thank you so much
My pleasure, Ellison!
Thank you so much! A fantastic reading! 🙏🐅👍👏❤️
Thank you! All your comments are much appreciated
This was thrilling and yet, I laughed aloud more than once.
Well done, my friend, very well read indeed.
Haha, I agree there's a few comedic moments in this one amidst the macabre!
Thank you again Mr. Russell
I placed a like before listening as usual. Im just now getting a chance to listen to it. However, it could'nt have come at a better time. Thank you sir.
My pleasure and thanks for leaving a comment like always!
First view, like and comment!
Thank you, friend!
@ You’re welcome, you have no idea how much I appreciate and enjoy your work and the story’s you read. I hope you keep uploading more videos even if it’s not very often. Thanks for your hard work.
Thank you very much Mr Singh!
You're very welcome!
Thank you good sir. I just finished all your other recordings and was wondering when we would be treated to more. Thank you!
I appreciate that! Thank you for listening
Best channel ever, will donate when I can afford too ^_^
Thank you for commenting!
Thank you 🎉🎉
You're very welcome!
Thank u so much ,sir.
My pleasure!
It would be nice to see a lot of comments getting hearts soon
Here they come! I waited until after work on Friday to begin replying.
It's here!!!!
Finally!
@@selvalorestudios hope all is well 🤙
Gosh this is a good horror story!
It certainly has some elements of it!
I was busy brother thats why late for thanks 🙏 anyway Thanks for your hard work brother.
No harm done brother, I always appreciate youre comments!
Wonderful story-telling. Hell knoweth little worse wrath than an angered tiger. The fear these apex predators instilled must have been dreadful to the indigenous population.
Once again, the man delivers! Thank you very much, Mr Singh. Do you have a patreon or something of the like i could support? Should have asked many moons ago.
You're very welcome, my friend! I have been meaning to make one for a while Maybe this is my cue. I should have a link on the channel page by the next upload.
Happy 😀
Awesome!
@@selvalorestudiosAfter listening , I am still happy, what a story! Although I can never understand how Anderson survived - he took so many insane risks 😵💫
thanks for this
Thanks man. If possible please try to upload 1 video per two weeks.
I try to aim for once every month and still fall short of that sometimes. For every hour of recorded audio, it roughly takes 10-15 hours of actual work from researching, recording, editing and then post-production into video. I do the best I can.
Kenneth's belief in the supernatural and other things of that nature has clearly influenced his stories in a big way.
You're bang on wth that assessment!
This was quite good but I think I still prefer the Corbett stories, please tell me you haven't done them all
I'd be re-recording a couple of his stories that i've already done but almost all of his hunting/maneater stories are all done. Jungle Lore and My India are two of the other books that are left to do.
Another great told story! Must have been a whole other type of men in this story's! Hunting next to human remains, no tactical advantages and only guarded by poor build huts ... this kind if action needs a type of hunter, we never will be able to find in our lifetimes
Totally agree! Thanks for the comment.
I wonder how kenneth sounded but when I hear u my I feel iam listening to kenneth
High praise, thanks!
Alas🎉
Its here!
I have often wondered how did Anderson find the time and finances to go on all these hunting expeditions. As far as I can tell he used to work a job as a factory manager and also had a family (2 kids and a wife). Seems implausible to me how could he be gone for several days on end to these remote places.
I would guess a lot of these were on the weekends or when he was on leave or holiday/vacation, whatever you want to call it. He does speak of it in a lighthearted way in one of his stories ( I think in the "killer of Jallahali'), about how his wife wished that he would stay home more. Also, I remember reading his son Donald saying in an interview that most of these hunting expeditions from his books happened in pre-independent India (In the 30's or 40's) when Anderson was a young man and didn't hold down the factory manager job you speak of. Keep in mind, that the Anderson's were wealthy during this time and had ample domestic help, nannies or servants at home to help out with chores and children.
Guess who the happiest subscriber is?? !!!
Haha, thanks!
That scream tho 😅 Gave me the heebie-jeebies!
Threw that in there to keep you away from falling asleep
Why didn't the people of Bellunder make long spears from the ubiquitous bamboo???
Thats anybody's guess! You still need the sharp metallic tip though. Without that its just a long cane?
Cattle rearing on a vegetarian country; what did they think would happen but an ecological disaster? 80,000 the tigers between 1875 and 1925 is an ecological disaster.
❤️❤️😬😬👍👍
Thank you Bill!
Leave it to only him or Corbet putting themselves in such dangerous situations and come out alive
Right on!
Lovely narration. Entertaining story. Although it looks to me like the author is taking a little too much creative liberty with this supposedly true story. Some passages seem like fiction to me.
he may have spiced them up a bit to sell books but i don't doubt that these events did occur. I mean people read novels and watch movies which are totally fake.
I hear you. Well i'll put it this way, you can never accuse Kenneth Anderson of being boring,
If you ever hunted, it definitely helps envision situations
located not locate
@Neocortex Wtf is wrong with you?
Ah! bad typo. Totally missed that
Admittedly, I'll listen to these multiple times, hard to get good narration like this -- very smooth on ears , most readers are to choppy , mack makes audio did some , but got sued for copyright on Louis L'Amour -- I think Selva Lore and mack are best right now
Thank you for giving these stories a listen!
Thanks!
Thank you for the support!