Even though it is just a wolf spider and doesn't spin webs, it's still hideous.
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So, why not just let the cat have at it? :))
Ewwwwwww. How big is that thing in comparison to, say, your hand? I hate spiders.
Pappy- our cat is smart enough to leave spiders alone.
Julie- actual size of this spider (with legs stretched out) is about 3 inches.
We lived in my cousin's basement when we were first married. You know, the kind where you enter from the back via a long dark stairwell.
One night I was skipping on down the stairs on my way home from somewhere and I turned around as I got to the door and right at face level on the wall behind the door--hence now mere inches from my face--was a big honkin' hairy dark wolf spider.
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!
It made a lovely addition to my husband's bug collection!
Three inches!!! Now I know why I'm not in Texas! I hate spiders but especially big ones! I used to live in Mission Viego, California and we had big, hairy spiders there. I used to spray a dollup of shaving cream on them and they would suffocate. But I was too scared to scoop them up so Lee would come home to little dollups of shaving cream all over the house.
compulsive- I can kill spiders, but I don't think I could collect dead ones. I get all wigged out just thinking about it.
cari- shaving cream...who would have thought? I'll have to keep that method in mind.
BLECH.
Impressive.
I, in all seriousness, have the heebie jeebies from that photo alone.
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