Chuka Man-Eater by Jim Corbett | Adventure Audiobook | Audiostory (English)

The small unknown village of Chuka, deep in the Indian Himalayan foothills on the border with Nepal, has been immortalized by Jim Corbett through the story of the man-eating tiger who appeared in the valley close to this village in 1936-1937. Another Corbett classic, with vivid descriptions of wildlife and the geography of the place, this true adventure tale serves as an enduring legacy of Corbett's deep affection for the local people as well as his appreciation for the wilderness.

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[DasnarkyRemarky]

To a modern creature of comfort and a bonafide couch potato like me, the daring showcased in these stories by these extraordinarily hardy men is totally out of this world. Excellent stuff.

[benwaddams]

Great work Mr Singh, this is up there with the Thak Man-eater as one of Corbett's best. Wonderfully narrated. Thank you. Ben

[alvincyrus]

Great work!
I was born and bought up in the district of Nilgiris located in the Western ghats of India. I grew up in close proximity to forests and wild animals and spent time enjoying the nature. Reading Jim Corbett and Kenneth Anderson books was one of my most cherished moments of my childhood. I currently live in Germany and regretted my decision of not carrying those books along with me. But now I enjoy listening to your videos and not only because I’m a big fan of Jim Corbett but all that it makes me relive my childhood moments! Thanks a lot!

[o.wildfarmer]

I think Jim Corbett would have been proud 👏 being narrated by such a competent reader 🤔...!Excellent!THANKS!

[dannyodonnell]

I have scoured you tube for more Corbett audiobooks and have decided just to be patient and wait till you cover them Mr.Singh my friend. Your narration is unmatched

[Livehard]

Oh yes, yes. Carpetsahib and his good old jungle stories never get old. Thank you!

[dannyodonnell]

Best notification possible for me, not only a new story by Selva Lore but a new story written by Jim Corbett. Cheers mate and greetings once again from sunny Scotland

[lincslife]

Good to see we are back with one of Jim's stories, looking forward to listening I'm sure it will be excellent as always. Great work keep it up my friend.

[josefanton]

Full justice done to a well-deserved classic Corbett story. Like others, all I can say is thank you!

[huntercrine]

Long time coming.... thank you very very much. More please, and may God bless!

[charliew]

Mr Singh I first discovered Jim's books 65 years ago and read and re-read them many times, but listening to you read them brings a whole new depth to the stories also hearing the names of the characters and villages pronounced correctly (not the way this Australian thought they were pronounced) adds even more thank you for you brilliant work.

[dharmrajsinghchauhan]

Corbett was a legendary storyteller and his legend will live on. Thank you for all your hard work Mr. Singh.

[ranashoorveer]

Awesome work my friend. I had been looking forward to hearing your audio version of this corbett classic. 🙏🏼

[wayneboswell]

Glad you brought us another Jim Corbett story. He is by far the greatest hunter that ever lived. I don't think any of the famous WHITE HUNTERS of Africa could have killed even one of these man eaters . When Jim retired to Africa I bet those guys were in awe of him. Great Narration ! Been looking forward to another story

[roughriders]

Very much appreciated. Jim Corbett's stories in your voice are the perfect antidote to a stressful day.

[elcapitanvaliente]

Fantastic narration my friend. Hats off to Jim Corbett's daredevilry.

[luigizaccaria]

As always excellent narration! You made my say better. Keep the good work!

[vikramthapar]

I wish Jim had lived longer and written many more stories for you to narrate. These are magical tales.

[pepejuan]

We’ve been waiting thanks for posting 👍🙏

[jaamesleland]

I absolutely love these. Great job man. I was hoping there was more Corbett stories left. He is my favorite author. Period.