This is one of the most handsome tigers I've ever seen in my life.

He was so big!!! You are so lucky sir...

I have never seen such a majestic Tiger.. look at the size..

Shoulder muscles!!

Great video. A handsome tiger. Reminded me of Matkasur of Tadoba tiger reserve where we had a close encounter.

@Holyballsack25

Жыл бұрын

It's bheem, He is much bigger than matka Matka was an average tiger

@kasturiranganp

Жыл бұрын

Bheem is much bigger and heavier than Matkasur. That said, the coldest stare we got was from T-124 or Riddhi in Ranthambore.

His shoulders look as impressive as a bison's. Really powerful

Most beautiful tiger ever I seen thank you

The king of king👑

Look at the size of his muscles!....

My goodness hes huge his neck wow

Put an incredibly beautiful massive Tiger!!

Omg he was like hulk so muscular. Ek panjee se hi aadmi ki mundi udadega

@Eternal1364

2 жыл бұрын

😏

BEAUTIFUL TIGER, my be around 270 kg !!

@joaosilva2827

6 жыл бұрын

300 kg

@bhakti9183

5 жыл бұрын

I think its 230

@sossiepie2243

3 жыл бұрын

@@bhakti9183 definitely more than 260, even average tigers are around 225.

@jayabharathi5309

3 жыл бұрын

He is 300 kg

Chris Drage - Appreciate your efforts at making and publishing the video. You could have avoided some unnecessary comments. though. 1. "...we have to show our passports to enter....". With a little curiosity from your side, you would have understood that ALL people entering the Tiger Reserve are required to show their photo ID. Your comment seems to covertly suggest that you were singled out for some act of prejudice. The safaris have to be booked online (often many weeks in advance) and names of tourists along with their photo ID numbers have to be submitted during online booking. The need for such a system hardly needs any explanation. 2. "After a 40 min wait, we are allowed in...." Once again you seem to cleverly suggest that everyone else was allowed inside while your were made to wait, without saying it in so many words. The entry and exit timings are known to guides and drivers, and in my experience, these are followed without even a minute's leeway. Why most drivers tend to go and queue up early (40 minutes in your case) is because they want to be the 1st to enter the gate to (i) get a chance to see a tiger sitting on the road and (ii) be the first to check for signs (like pugmarks) before they get obliterated by other vehicles. I know that everything in the Indian Wildlife Reserves is not perfect. But they certainly deserve a better description than statements like "bureaucracy taken to enormous lengths, shambolic and dangerous drives" etc. What is not good has to be stated, no doubt. I myself don't like tourists who consider their trip a failure if they don't see tiger(s). Or the despicable practice of jeeps clamouring for space and crowding around the tiger.

@CeeDee1947

8 жыл бұрын

Do you really want me to go into more detail about some of the truly terrible treatment we received as Eco-tourists during this brief visit to India? How apart from myself everyone ended up with food poisoning? About being toppled off an elephant in a remote part of Bandhavgarh - an activity we didn't want to do anyway but were virtually 'made to' because it was 'scheduled'. I won't continue as some of the memories of this trip are still too painful. Suffice to say when the UK travel company who organised this trip heard about our experiences they refunded us half the cost!

@vaibhavhirwani9125

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Drage Sorry to hear what happened in your journey but I would like to make few points i.e. food poisoning can happen anywhere anytime. It's just that we are more accustomed to it and our stomachs are much stronger than yours. So you can't blame us for the food poisoning and for the elephant ride, you could have just said NO to the concerned people.

@manishmannu7444

6 жыл бұрын

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I really have no idea as I was too busy filming him to make any assessments as to his approx length. He was a BIG BOY!

@narmadapalace9392

6 жыл бұрын

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That tiger is superbly full grown

Royal

which gate was this..??

He is a beast.

INCREDIBLE MUSIC

Hi, Thanks very much dear friend, Sure I will give credit to your Name in Special Mention List for the footage provided. Good wishes from India.

Is that Ser Davos the onion Knight?

Amazing

Over 480 to 500 lbs of beautiful handsome pretty charming super cute lovely hunk of a beast. More beautiful than any maiden and more handsome than any god. This most glorious treat to the eyes is literally larger than life.

What is the approximate length of this tiger

Hi, you have captured the Tiger in act mode which is very rare.Great video.i am also n documentary filmmaker, making on Man n Animal conflict. Can I use above tiger footage in documentary. Regards.

@CeeDee1947

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your positive comments. I don't mind you using this video in your documentary as long as you give me credit for it either at the beginning or end of your work. That's only fair. Cheers !

When was this footage taken? month and year?

@CeeDee1947

6 жыл бұрын

The clue to the year is in the title! Month: July/August

Saheb bndgi

REST IN PEAC THE GREAT BHEEM .. HIS BLOODLINE IS DOIN GREAT

Very good..........

Wow

I understand you did not have the best time here but could you advise or make any suggestions? I'm going in November. this park seems to be the most convenient in terms of location and biggest tiger density.

@CeeDee1947

7 жыл бұрын

I am afraid we have been spoilt by wonderful wildlife encounters in Southern Africa where everything is so well organised. When it came to te Indian game reserves I guess we expected them to something on a par. The numbers of people visiting means a huge number of vehicles to accommodate them so one tip get in early...you'll have to be at the gate half and hour or so before it opens. Similarly, the tiger population changes when we were there Zone 3's senior male tiger had just died leaving the females with cubs all hiding and not coming out lest another male encounters them. In this case the male would kill all the cubs. Its best to read reports online from tourists who have visited recently in order to see what the tiger dynamics are. Hope this helps.

@CeeDee1947

6 жыл бұрын

The last we heard was that the Indian Gov was planning to stop the Maruti Jeep rides and have open buses instead doing the parks. Seeing a big tiger, as with any wildlife experience, is simply a matter of luck.

Justin Luis Mike Kevin Scott

They are cute

Ramkripal

sir Ji which zone and tiger is this plz share with us.

@CeeDee1947

9 жыл бұрын

+BALENDU SONI Because we were so unhappy with Panna our tour company in India let us leave a day early and were able to get us a place in ZONE 3 at Bandhavgarh. Sadly, we were never allowed to go to Zone 3 again but had to put up with the tourist rat-race in Zone 2 and later Zone 1. No tigers in Zone 1 we were told as the resident male had died and all the females were keeping their cubs holed up and well out of sight!

@manojkumarreddi7055

6 жыл бұрын

Amazing sighting

@CeeDee1947

6 жыл бұрын

Ths big boy was seen in Zone 1.

I think it is charger biggest tiger in India

@siddharthsinghchouhan690

6 жыл бұрын

Rohit Sharma charger was died in 2000

@siddharthsinghchouhan690

6 жыл бұрын

I think he is bheem or panna lal

@rapid8234

5 жыл бұрын

I am from Bandhavgrah

His name is bheem

I think hes bheem of Bandhavgarh his son chota bheem is equally big and very dominating

may be he is jay tiger

@SymbolisingWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

Bheem

i live 15 km away from here

@worldofsoumyaaa

6 жыл бұрын

Mradul Agrawal I need some advice.. Can you rply

@sameerpathan_

6 жыл бұрын

Soumya Patwar i live 70km Away from here! Ask what you want to know ?

@surajsoni2539

6 жыл бұрын

Mradul Agrawal no

Dauda deyi ma kasam 😂 ( English : mother promise tiger will charge )

That's T22 Bheem

The promised land

積極保育現存老虎種類 積極保育瀕臨絕種動物

Why the hell some idiots making noise in Jungle. Safari should be sone in pure silence, only voice is should be from jungle only. And if you know Silence and patience you will surely be rewarded with great sightings.

@CeeDee1947

3 жыл бұрын

Could not agree more!

The classical Indian music in the background is too irritating.