…of Big Game Hunting, and it's not my preferred reading material either. But there is a particularly fascinating book by Jim Corbett, who was the principal person who shot man-eating tigers in India for the British government. When tigers were harassing…

…for the British government. When tigers were harassing villages and killing lots of people and terrorizing neighborhoods, they sent for Corbett. And in his classic book, Man-Eaters of Kumaon, He describes how he dealt with these man-eaters in the remote hills…

…And in his classic book, Man-Eaters of Kumaon, He describes how he dealt with these man-eaters in the remote hills of India. And Corbett says that several times his life was saved by just feeling the hair on the back of his neck prickle, and he knew…

…of animals. I looked into the big game hunting literature. Probably most of you have never read Maneaters of Kumeyon by Jim Corbett, where he describes his adventures as the chief tiger shooter for the British government in India. where there were villagers…

…India. where there were villagers in the Himalayan regions were being terrorized by man-eating tigers, and the government would send for Corbett because he was their best shot for dealing with tigers. And Corbett says on many occasions his life was saved by…

…terrorized by man-eating tigers, and the government would send for Corbett because he was their best shot for dealing with tigers. And Corbett says on many occasions his life was saved by feeling when a hidden tiger was looking at him. He felt the hair…

…of animals. I looked into the big game hunting literature. Probably most of you have never read Maneaters of Kumaon by Jim Corbett, where he describes his adventures as the chief tiger shooter for the British government in India. where there were villagers…

…India. where there were villagers in the Himalayan regions were being terrorized by man-eating tigers, and the government would send for Corbett, because he was their best shot for dealing with tigers. And Corbett says on many occasions his life was saved…

…terrorized by man-eating tigers, and the government would send for Corbett, because he was their best shot for dealing with tigers. And Corbett says on many occasions his life was saved by feeling when a hidden tiger was looking at him. He felt the hair…