I think I would just burn the house down call it a total loss....Way to big of a spider to go back inside for me
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I thought about using this but thought it be overkill
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
yes, but they don't bite people...and they're really tough on cockroaches, ants and other bugs, so too bad you couldn't just learn to live with him......
People are scared of black snakes too, yet they eat mice and rats like crazy - so they're good to have around, and they don't bite people either.-
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I guess next time I encounter one I may think before I kill it. Depends where I see it. Although I don't know if I could sleep well at night knowing what's lurking around the basement.
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As for future ones I may try to catch and release, but I will not be leaving it in my house. Personal exterminator or not, I would rather not have it walking by me. I am not a fan of spiders at all, even knowing what they are good for. To me a good spider is a dead spider.-
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I would be too scared to kill.....I would be running down the street screaming....neighbors would be wondering " Why is that big guy screaming like that"
I saw Arachnophobia I know what happens-
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Here's a close up
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Its quite beautiful in a crazy give-you-the-willies kinda way...
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Ok.. I've got the creeps now..
I really hope you have tiny tiny hands cause spiders shouldn't be that big :wink: -
Pic with a ruler, don't ask why I'm keeping it around. Once they're dead I don't mind playing with them for a little bit.
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Dave.0 Helix & RMW PoweredLifetime Supporter
Brake cleaner ? You need a 9mm. Damn that thing is huge, nice catch.
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wmwny Well-Known Member
AAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...ya, buddy, it was a wolfie and a big un, too! WTG...they bite mean!
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Actually, you eliminated a valuable ally against other undesirable spiders. Wolf spiders are the good guys. Kinda like having a bull snake in the barn, minimizes the rodentia, so the wolf spider will go after nasties like the brown recluse.
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Nope I can't live with him, he's was in a secluded area. My fear is if more started showing up, little spiders that look harmless I leave alone. But when they get this big they gotta go. I'm also trying to deal with a handful of black widows. Those I don't play with and go for kill strikes when I see them, although they tend to stay put in corners so they aren't that bad. Free roaming beasts are no fun to have in the house.
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Lets just put it this way, when you hear the banjos turn around and go back a mile and you're at my house. I'm in the sticks, but I like it that way. Maybe I should have left him alive but I really don't know if I could sleep at night knowing I let him go. Or if I ever need to do something to my water heater, furnace, or electrical panel I'd hate knowing it was there somewhere.
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Eric@Helix New MemberMotoring Alliance Founding Sponsor
Wolf spiders are excellent household predators. Keep it, or if you must dispose of it (which I don't recommend) place it in a terrarium with a common wasp: it's mortal enemy and watch a Japanese movie style creature deathmatch. I did this once as a kid. Result: Spider won early, but was mortally wounded and expired several days later.
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
You're not hearing us, it's not interested in you.......it only wants to eat the other crawley things that are in your house, it's your buddy - your own personal bug extermination company!
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