The Second Jim Corbett Omnibus (Illustrated Hardcover)

The “Second Jim Corbett Omnibus” is a collection of books written by the British-Indian hunter, naturalist, and author Jim Corbett. Jim Corbett is best known for his writings on wildlife and his experiences as a big game hunter in India during the early 20th century. His books are celebrated for their vivid descriptions of the Indian jungles and his encounters with the region’s wildlife.

The “Second Jim Corbett Omnibus” typically includes a selection of Corbett’s works, which often feature his most famous tales of hunting and conservation in the Indian subcontinent. Some of the most notable books that may be included in this omnibus edition are:

1. “Man-Eaters of Kumaon” (1944): This book is one of Corbett’s most famous works and recounts his experiences hunting down man-eating tigers and leopards in the Kumaon region of northern India. It also explores his concern for wildlife conservation.

2. “The Man-Eating Leopard of Rudraprayag” (1947): This book focuses on Corbett’s pursuit of the notorious man-eating leopard that terrorized the town of Rudraprayag in Uttarakhand, India.

3. “The Temple Tiger and More Man-Eaters of Kumaon” (1954): In this book, Corbett shares further stories of his encounters with man-eating big cats in the Kumaon hills.

4. “My India” (1952): While not primarily about hunting, this book offers a broader perspective on Jim Corbett’s love for the people, culture, and natural beauty of India.

Jim Corbett’s writings are not only thrilling adventure stories but also valuable contributions to wildlife conservation literature. His efforts to understand and protect India’s wildlife have left a lasting legacy, and his books continue to be enjoyed by readers interested in both adventure and the natural world.