It depends on the state as to what's legal. Here the board with nails is considered a "trap" and you are not only liable for damages but can face criminal charges too.
We had a neighbor kid here about 10 years ago who was trespassing on other peoples property. Land owner (arrogant BTO) shot the kids tires on his pickup while the kid was hunting. The land owner was charged with criminal damage to property and discharging a firearm for a roadway and when the trial was over he got probation, a large fine and was ordered to pay restitution to the kid. The bad part was when the cops got there the kid, who's truck was parked in the right of way was at his truck and no actually saw him trespass. So he faced no charges. It is kinda funny, get around that BTO land owner today and mention the kid's name and he gets mad, quick! Lot of locals mess with him over it.
Here our cops are pretty smart. If spiked someone tires they would know about it. Then if they took legal action against you and they disappeared the cops would be looking directly at you.
FWIW: That kid has turned to and has turned into a pretty decent young man with a reputation of being a good worker.
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