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[saintedsinner]

-=Ed's heading back to Solve, grumbling as he's dragging about a dozen different snap traps, snares, and other things meant to maim and imprison.=-

I was out looking for a good site for a new project. Anyone missing any of these traps? I'm telling you now, you need to mark these better for people. And having them out here every few feet doesn't make your chances in catching anything bet--

*SNAP!*

-=He stops dead and looks down with the PCD. His left leg is fully engulfed by another snap trap. The boot and pant leg are now shredded by the trap's razor teeth. Oddly, he doesn't seem to be in any pain.=-

SEE WHAT I MEAN?! YOU GOTTA KNOCK THIS OFF- THIS IS THE THIRD PAIR OF PANTS THAT HAVE BEEN RUINED BY THIS SHIT!

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[saintedsinner]

It's a noose of wire. When the animal trips the wire, the noose pulls tight and there's a sapling that whips up so the animal's hung up in the air.

-=A pause.=-

The snares I use are small. Rabbit sized. But if this is the Animus' doing, they could be bigger. And if someone gets their neck caught in it...

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[wingsandwill.livejournal.com]

How are they activated? Is it by stepping on one, like the claw traps?

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[saintedsinner]

Usually there's a second tether or a stick that's in the center of the noose. When it's disturbed, the trap's sprung.

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[wingsandwill.livejournal.com]

Knowing how they function will make them easier to avoid.

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[saintedsinner]

-=He goes into a brief description of the traps he's seen. Snaps, snares, pits, some whipping branches.=-

They all need a trigger of some sort, but not necessarily bait.

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[wingsandwill.livejournal.com]

The information is appreciated.

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[saintedsinner]

You're welcome.