gin trap การใช้

Following an injury from a Gin trap, a cattle lifter turns man-eating tiger in Ramapuram.
This Indian boy's death by the leopard was the driving force that caused Corbett to use the gin trap in the film.
Naturally, the museum also has traditional agricultural implements ( a plough, mattocks, water troughs, gin traps ) and the accoutrements of weaving ( a loom, spinning wheels, spindles, shuttles ).
The pub's walls are crowded with an eclectic array of rural memorabilia including mounted fox heads, stuffed animals and historic gin traps, as well as a number of cartoons by local resident Ed McLachlan ( Private Eye, Punch, etc . ).
The term apparently originated with the author Francis Ernest Lloyd in 1942, in which he adopted the overly general term " steel trap " rather than say, " gin trap " or a more adjectival form, for devices such as the lobed trap leaves of " Dionaea ".