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  • 07-03-2018, 08:30 PM
    aes1004
    Spider in house
    Okay I live up north and was wondering if anyone can identify what kind of spider I found under my bed. It is quite small but I was curious. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...7abd431515.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...b5990b7691.jpg


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  • 07-03-2018, 10:28 PM
    Eramyl
    Wolf spider I'm pretty sure.
  • 07-03-2018, 11:18 PM
    Apiratenamedjohn
    burn it with fire! the house can be replaced.
  • 07-03-2018, 11:21 PM
    aes1004
    Re: Spider in house
    Quote:

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    burn it with fire! the house can be replaced.

    Haha I definitely smashed it and sucked it up with the vacuum


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  • 07-04-2018, 12:08 AM
    Bogertophis
    They're actually beneficial, & get rid of worse bugs* around your house. I do kill some spiders in house if they're going to get away, but when I can, I get
    an empty jar & piece of thin cardboard, put the jar over the spider & slide it onto the cardboard (for a lid), then toss the spider outside into my garden.
    (*such as crickets, earwigs, grasshoppers, ants & flies. Of those, only grasshoppers don't try to live in my house, so a few spiders really help.)

    Around here, there's TONS of spiders, many kinds. My late mom was phobic about them & would suck them up with the vacuum hose, & then was afraid
    to empty the vacuum....hahaha!

    Well, the main thing is that you survived, eh?
  • 07-04-2018, 12:11 AM
    aes1004
    Re: Spider in house
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    They're actually beneficial, & get rid of worse bugs around your house. I do kill some spiders in house if they're going to get away, but when I can, I get
    an empty jar & piece of thin cardboard, put the jar over the spider & slide it onto the cardboard (for a lid), then toss the spider outside into my garden.

    Around here, there's TONS of spiders, many kinds. My late mom was phobic about them & would suck them up with the vacuum hose, & then was afraid
    to empty the vacuum....hahaha!

    Well, the main thing is that you survived, eh?

    Lol I was bit by one a month or so ago and went through a couple of weeks with a swollen red foot soo I think it deserved what it got. I don’t hate spiders just saying I also am not friends with them loll


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  • 07-04-2018, 09:41 AM
    Bogertophis
    Re: Spider in house
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by aes1004 View Post
    Lol I was bit by one a month or so ago and went through a couple of weeks with a swollen red foot soo I think it deserved what it got. I don’t hate spiders just saying I also am not friends with them loll


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    I can see where you're coming from...I've been pretty lucky in that regard, & I'm sorry that you weren't so lucky. Like snakes, spiders are not after us, but
    we get in their way sometimes & we're pretty big easy targets, though most spiders are too small to do much damage.
  • 07-04-2018, 01:47 PM
    John1982
    Looks like it was a hobo spider.
  • 10-01-2018, 06:45 PM
    Helonwheelz383
    Patterning on the abdomen looks more like Hobo but I can't say for sure. Hobo's and Wolf's look so similar I have a hard time differentiating the two. They're both really common here in Utah. If you're not in the northwest it would have to be a Wolf though. I believe Montana is about as far east they go.
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