Spider ID needed; found in NE Oklahoma

Cross posting this in hopes of finding someone that can net me an ID.
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I've been attempting to find an ID on this spider I found, the only thing I've been able to find is that it might be a wolf spider of some sort, based on the eye pattern. I found him/her about a month ago when I was coming inside, prior to a freeze. S/he has been happily living on a diet of crickets that I raise for my lizards. On to the pictures:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...l/IMG_3929.jpg

Not an overly good picture, but it shows off the patterning on the underside.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...l/IMG_3934.jpg

Judging by the shape on the fore legs around the mouth, I want to say it's a male, but the size throws me off; from leg tip to leg tip, I'd put it at about a half dollar size.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...l/IMG_3940.jpg

And finally, the back side. Only 7 legs, I found it that way.

Eye set is the following: two prominent, large eyes on top of a row of considerably smaller eyes.

I can provide additional information if needed.

Why did you keep him???:O:O:O

...Because I find invertebrates fascinating? It isn't venomous, so no need to worry.

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Originally Posted by Raptor

...Because I find invertebrates fascinating? It isn't venomous, so no need to worry.

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Oohhh, you are brave! I always put the spiders back outside. lol.

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Originally Posted by Raptor

...Because I find invertebrates fascinating? It isn't venomous, so no need to worry.

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all spiders are venomous. most are not all be dangerous to humans but they are all venomous. very cool looking spider btw

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Originally Posted by Raptor

It isn't venomous, so no need to worry.

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Haha.

..Yes I know. I meant in the sense of being harmful such as a black widow or brown recluse.

Is that a Brown Recluse?

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Originally Posted by lasweetswan

Why did you keep him???:O:O:O

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Because some people like spiders :P Anyways I had a HUGE wolf spider that I caught, it was literally as big as my hand if not bigger and i'm 6'1. Had her for a couple months feeding on live crickets when I still had my scorpions. I caught another smaller one, thought if it was a male she could either have a boyfriend or a meal, didn't care either way. Check on them the next day and the smaller one (1/6 of her size) had killed her. I was shocked.

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Originally Posted by Chocolate Muffin's

Is that a Brown Recluse?

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Hah. This thing could eat recluses for breakfast. It has no issue in subduing a large cricket.