What kind of spider is this?
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I noticed before it got dark, out on my tower I got 3 Black widows making a nice web. Gonna have to take more pictures tommorow, but we are expecting 3/4 to 1" of rain tonight and tommorow. So who knows what'* gonna happen to the web.
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Originally Posted by PontiacMom
I don't care what kind of a spider that thing is...........KILL IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:bsmack:
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Size 11, huh?? 
Are we still talking shoe size?
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if you see a brown spider with a violin shape on its back get the H3LL away!!!!! i got bite by one about a month ago... aka the recluse spider!!! that lil buggger HURT i have a pic on my phone of it if i can transfer it to my puter ill upload it. it looks sick.... btw i got bite on the top of my foot...
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I don't know if it'* the year, or just my yard, but I got a ton of spiders at my place. Mostly outside, thank goodness (I ain't a big fan). Every place you could think to build a web has one.
It'* kinda cool to watch them make their webs each evening. Just so long as they don't get on me, we have a truce.
What gets to me, and will die every chance I get, are what I call "spiderpedes". The rest of the world calls them house centipedes I guess.
Geez those things give me the *******!! I've almost hurt myself a couple times chasing one of them down with a shoe....
It'* kinda cool to watch them make their webs each evening. Just so long as they don't get on me, we have a truce.
What gets to me, and will die every chance I get, are what I call "spiderpedes". The rest of the world calls them house centipedes I guess.
Geez those things give me the *******!! I've almost hurt myself a couple times chasing one of them down with a shoe....
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
Geez those things give me the *******!! I've almost hurt myself a couple times chasing one of them down with a shoe....
I know I definately don't want to see anything like that. I only like the sound they make when they get squished!!!
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THIS TOPIC SUCKS!!! EEwwwww.....I HATE spiders 
They turn me into a totall wuss when I see one.....now snakes on the other hand I'd like to have one someday but my mother-in-law is deathly afraid of them!! 
I remember some friends of mine own a store and were FEEDING a spider bugs from one of those sticky traps and man that thing was HUGE.....Yikes....gross
They turn me into a totall wuss when I see one.....now snakes on the other hand I'd like to have one someday but my mother-in-law is deathly afraid of them!! I remember some friends of mine own a store and were FEEDING a spider bugs from one of those sticky traps and man that thing was HUGE.....Yikes....gross
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Mike, please consider this official, I worked at a park as a volunteer for several years.
That is a common Wolf Spider, a harmless little hunting spider. You probably have fifty of them in your basement, and thousands in your yard. They are completely harmless unless you are allergic to spider-bites, and even then you'd get a relatively mild reaction.
BTW, he'* a she, the males are tiny, less than a 1/4" at biggest.
That is a common Wolf Spider, a harmless little hunting spider. You probably have fifty of them in your basement, and thousands in your yard. They are completely harmless unless you are allergic to spider-bites, and even then you'd get a relatively mild reaction.
BTW, he'* a she, the males are tiny, less than a 1/4" at biggest.
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