Eyes on or hands on? A discussion of human interference

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@Shardul
T-42 and T-24 are very similar cases, both were captured by man and both became aggressive afterwards, both attacked men as well when they were on foot, T42 has attacked men on foot btw, i posted one of the accounts and the images on another page on this forum.  T-42 may have charged vehicles as well but that is simply back to the original point that all big cats have their own personality and behave differently.

I'm not sure what we are debating at this point, I don't really get a feeling where your stance is on this matter.
First it was on the idea that we can't view big cats like madla and hairyfoot then its on jeeps then its on man eaters?
Its hard for me to grasp what I'm debating against you, because I definitely agree with a lot of your points and the ones I don't I have stated my points and evidence behind them.

For instance, your jeep argument http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-male-tig...anthambore
Check it out, I agree completely, just read the read and images i posted.

Here is the account of T42's attack on men
"Of Ranthambhore is notorious for charging and is the famous male that chased a jeep for over a mile.



23rd June, 2013

Asha Ram Berwa s/o Gayarsi Berwa, aged 22 was attacked & mauled by Fateh or T 42 (Male of Qualji), when he was searching for his buffalo near some farm around the Devpura Dam. Currently recuperating in a hospital and out of danger.

A classic case of man-animal conflict. Why don't the authorities take measures to stop cattle grazing in the forest?"

A different instance of T42 attacking
"T42 is scary and one should be wary of him. There have been many instances of his attack and in fact if you read my Qualji post, the driver Reddy's jeep suffered an attack by him in which the metal of the bonnet got ripped. And I wanted to meet him head-on. I might squeeze a chance to go again to Qualji in this trip."

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/travelogue...in-14.html


And the thread page
http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-man-eaters



and lastly, I agree with attacks in side jeeps, they seem to be relatively safe but obviously not completely.



Also, who is this female that is attacking in Ranth and why isn't as publicized?
"Two villagers were attacked by a tigress in Kahndaar Range of Ranthambore. It seems they had ventured in forest despite warnings of presence of big cat in area. It is speculated that tigress T30 is involved in this incident, clear identity has not been established though. 14.05.15"
http://www.tigerwalah.com/latest-from-ranthambore/

Edit: Lets also move this discussion somewhere else so it doesn't interrupt the thread any further. Reply