Ep. 20: Jim Corbett: Hunter of Man-Eaters

This week we look into the fascinating life of Jim Corbett.  You want adventure and excitement look no further than to this man.  He was a tracker, hunter, teacher, author, naturalist, environmentalist and all around bad-ass. We look into his early life and his fondness for animals and the jungles that he lived in.  We also look into several of the man-eaters that he hunted.  Including a tiger that has killed more people than any other individual animal in recorded history (Which will be next weeks episode).  Then we look into his accomplishments after hunting which are probably more important.  He even was responsible for India's first National Park, which was re-named Jim Corbett National Park after his death.  He was a big time conversationalist and has helped with keep the tiger alive, still today.  Jim and his stories are a big part of why this podcast was made.  Make sure to check this out!

 

 Jim Corbett National Park website: http://www.corbettnationalpark.in/online-corbett-safari-booking.htm 

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