Was walking by and this guy just popped out at me. I though at first it was a Halloween display, then it moved. It's about half the size of my hand.
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TucsonDirt
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That's what large calibers are for, wildlife like that!
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And all I can carry right now is my NAA .22 mag mini. Darned near jumped out of my shoes when it moved.
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Snipers can learn patients from spiders. :wink:
Nice picture I am one who finds spiders to be fascinating critters!
Yep, from a distance!WendyZXZ said:
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David LaPell
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We get some big spiders here in the northeast too. I found this one a couple years back, a large wolf spider that was hanging out in the back yard. I leave them alone because they kill brown recluse spiders.
Here it is in the mason jar, yep, that's how long it was.
My son found this Orb weaving spider near the garden a couple of years ago.
Here it is in the mason jar, yep, that's how long it was.
My son found this Orb weaving spider near the garden a couple of years ago.
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Taterman said:I saw that pic and went...
Yes, my reaction too. Yikes. I don't like piders, as my middle daughter used to call them.
SPBhawk
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.357 mag bird shot rounds come to mind...I have seen big wolf spiders like that, they don't bother you (me) but fugly things.
Chuckfish
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Spiders are your friends...not mine...but definitely yours.
firecaptain
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That spider is Boone and Crocket size.
