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drop-log 
n. in a deadfall n. (def.1), the log which falls on the animal taking the bait.
See also: deadfall ((n.)) (def. 1) falling pole neck log
- 1956 The drop-log was heavy enough itself, but to increase its crushing power, the boy cut and leaned across it half a dozen other logs . . . The drop-log, one end resting on the ground and the other end in the air, was held in position by a trigger arrangement.
- 1956 The drop-log was heavy enough itself, but to increase its crushing power, the boy cut and leaned across it half a dozen other logs . . . The drop-log, one end resting on the ground and the other end in the air, was held in position by a trigger arrangement.