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It was a hidden hole with spikes in bottom of it that you would have no clue is their.

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It was steaks deep in the ground with the pointed side up, and if someone stepped on the ground, it was like a teeter-totter. It made them fall into the booby trap. They get impaled by the steaks, mostly bamboo, or wooden poles.

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Punji stick booby traps spikes themselves were rarely fatal, although they could certainly cause very painful and sometimes crippling injuries.

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This trap is pretty messed up because you wouldnt be able to see it then your dead

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Punji Sticks, there often covered in turd to cause infection when stepped on

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if you step on one side you fall in

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You would fall into this hole and your ankle would get caught, while you try to pull out the spikes would get lodged deeper into the muscle, skin tissues.

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The swinging mace operated in a very similar way to the bamboo whip, but rather than be attached to a stick, the spikes were on a 24-inch clay, wooden or metal ball, which was triggered by another tripwire. Typically, the ball weighed upwards of 40 pounds.

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bouncing betty (S-mine)