Books with title Man Eating Crocodile In The Ganges: Great White Hunter

This book has been edited by Stephen Kagen and is the third in the 'Great White Hunter,' series. Mokameh Ghat was once Jim Corbetts territory. Situated on the banks of the Ganges, crocodiles were unknown in this part of the river. They had gone extinct sixty years ago due to excessive hunting. Till one strayed in. It was fleeing from poachers. Being an ambush hunter skilled in ambush hunting, the crocodile ambush hunts the humans living on the banks. It becomes a dreaded man eater and is credited with sixty human kills. The Indian Government wants it hunted and killed. But who will hunt it? When crocodiles went extinct, so did crocodile hunters. There is no one to hunt and kill the man eater.Thankfully, there are a few old hunters still alive. Among'st them Henry Phibbs is the best. The villagers living on the banks of the river have heard of him. He is an American who has settled down in India. The villagers home in on him and invite him to the hunt. Unfortunately age is against Henry. Will he accept the challenge?

This is the fourth book in The 'Great White Hunter' series. Henry Phibbs is a retired American hunter who has settled down in India due to his love for Indian wildlife. A crocodile strays into the Ganges and becomes a man eater. People living in villages near the river need its water for bathing and household chores. So they have to go to the river where some of them fall prey to the man eater. The villagers are terrified. They request Henry to either capture or kill the crocodile as it has killed more than 40 humans. Though he is old, Henry accepts the challenge and decides to hunt. Does he capture the crocodile or does the crocodile kill him? Read on.