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    Default Twisted Rope Spring Trap

    I have to admit I had never seen this setup before. The size of the catch can be determined by the size of the trap.



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    Looks like a lot of parts and work.......
    Seems to catch a stick pretty well......
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    I haven't seen that one either.
    Then again, the traps I learned are very simple (deadfall, spring branch, pitfall, etc.)
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    I believe that's called a klepsey trap and it originates in siberia
    so the definition of a criminal is someone who breaks the law and you want me to believe that somehow more laws make less criminals?

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    Cool trap.
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    Thanks for sharing Rick...cool contraption! Never saw that before...

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