stephenkatsea
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Right!?!?!? Only spider I know how to identify is a DEAD one!!!!Why is it still living.
Yep.They are fast AF too.
Lived in LHC for almost 12 years. Have never seen one of these. Then saw one yesterday and another today. Both in our RV garage and near a water source. Wolf Spider ? View attachment 1433471 View attachment 1433472 View attachment 1433473
I installed Google pic search on my phone. Just use the app to snap a pic of whatever you're looking at and up pops the result. Pics that you posted are too small to really make out what it is. I found this guy out back by my burn pile.Lived in LHC for almost 12 years. Have never seen one of these. Then saw one yesterday and another today. Both in our RV garage and near a water source. Wolf Spider ? View attachment 1433471 View attachment 1433472 View attachment 1433473
I installed Google pic search on my phone. Just use the app to snap a pic of whatever you're looking at and up pops the result. Pics that you posted are too small to really make out what it is. I found this guy out back by my burn pile.
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Looks like that thing has 4 eyeballs?You guys are sissies.
When I go outside at night with my LED headband light on, I see hundreds of glowing wolfie eyes in the grass staring back at me.
This one was outside our front door last year. She was about 2½" from leg tip to leg tip. Lookit all of those little terrors on her back, ready to make the manliest man RDP'er run away screaming.
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Nah, it’s a common yellow spider aka zipper spider due to the zipper pattern in their webs. It was far from the house, so I decided to let it live.Seriously? Is that one of those new invasive giant venomous flying spiders? I'd be going scorched earth all over my yard right about now...!
Giant venomous flying spiders with 4-inch legs heading to New York area as they spread across East Coast, experts say
"It is a matter of when, not if" the spiders are set to arrive, experts say, and it could happen any day now.www.cbsnews.com
Does that act as a repellant?My neighbor said he killed a scorpion last week and it had babies on it and he shit his pants. lol
I have one living on the property away from the house so I left it alone. It looks like the same type. Real big right?I installed Google pic search on my phone. Just use the app to snap a pic of whatever you're looking at and up pops the result. Pics that you posted are too small to really make out what it is. I found this guy out back by my burn pile.
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When I see large garden spider webs like that one, I find a big grasshopper and toss it into the web. It's on!I installed Google pic search on my phone. Just use the app to snap a pic of whatever you're looking at and up pops the result. Pics that you posted are too small to really make out what it is. I found this guy out back by my burn pile.
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If I saw that thing I’m making a bee line to the garage to get my sous vide gun and sear its ass.You guys are sissies.
When I go outside at night with my LED headband light on, I see hundreds of glowing wolfie eyes in the grass staring back at me.
This one was outside our front door last year. She was about 2½" from leg tip to leg tip. Lookit all of those little terrors on her back, ready to make the manliest man RDP'er run away screaming.
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HugeI have one living on the property away from the house so I left it alone. It looks like the same type. Real big right?
Yep. Same spider. Its bold as fuck by the way. Moves forward. LolHuge
With a face like that . . . It can move wherever it wants! LolYep. Same spider. Its bold as fuck by the way. Moves forward. Lol
Lol.With a face like that . . . It can move wherever it wants! Lol
Rumor is, there are some WS living next door. Those neighbors may have kittens missing
The browns are more aggressive than the blacks. They take over black territory.Did you see a web? Anything like a black widow web? Just a messy web in the corner. Could be a brown widow. Found a couple in my garage in havasu and pest control guy was surprised saying we don’t have them here. But I was bit by one in CA, so I recognized it.
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