spider for felinepeachy

olegoat

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fisher 1220x,gc-1023,tesoro tejon , fisher f-2, compass yukon 77b, tesoro bandito 11 umax

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Hard to tell from the pic but it looks like our funnel web spiders that we have here.
 

lil bitty one ---see "wandering spider" south america (aka as a "banana spider")--had one mounted in ecudor and brought it home for the wife to show her school kids --big as dinner plate --lol --the kids (3rd thru 5th grade )--go wow thats huge!!!
 

That is one big spider...great job in saving it. Most would have killed it.
 

thanks for the replys guys, dang 4-h i wondered why your voice was
so high pitched----lol.
its still siting in the same place on the wall, spose its expecting
supper to come strolling by?
now as for killing it, as you can see it didnt attack me when i had
my finger pointing at it, so i gave it a free pass for a couple days...
tomorrow it may have to run----lol
 

plehbah said:
I will have to rate that one a "low moderate" on the scale of tastiness!
:laughing9:
 

EEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!!!!!!!! I couldn't be in that house with that there. It's enormous!!!!!!!! And that finger is exceptionally brave IMHO :o
 

It's a fishing spider. They're not aggressive and rarely bite, but if they do, it's like a bee sting. You'll normally find them near woods and usually, but not always, close to water. I see them a lot in the covered portion of our lower deck.
 

:help:
 

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