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A Burmese tiger pit is a pit fall trap that was created as a guerrilla war tactic against enemies in the south pacific. It is four to ten feet deep that is filled with two dozen sharpened bamboo shafts all directed upwards, and when enemies fell in it, they died. It was once useful for catching tigers, hence its name.
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A Burmese Tiger Pit is a pitfall trap that was created in the south pacific as a guerrilla warfair tactic. What it is is a pit, anywhere from four to ten feet deep, that is filled
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first you need to dig a hole about 4 feet deep then sharpen about 20 three feet tall poles about an inch around then stick them pointing straight up then cover the pit with small
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one of zaroffs dogs
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He sets a trap that was a Ugandan
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