The owner of land set two hunting traps capable of killing a bear which the owner hid very well under leaves and other items such that a person walking by would not be able to see that such a trap existed. The owner invited friends over to hunt on his property. He did not tell his friends about the hunting trap. While hunting with his friends, he discovered trespassers on his property. That day, one of the owners friends was killed by a trap, and one of the trespassers was killed by the other trap. Considering the duty of care owed by the owner to his friend and to the discovered trespasser, would the owner be liable for damages due to their deaths?

Group of answer choices

The owner would be liable for the discovered trespassers death, but not his friends death.

The owner would be liable for both his friends death and the discovered trespassers death.

The owner would be liable for his friends death, but not the discovered trespassers death.

The owner would not be liable for either death.