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  1. 22nd January 2019, 08:56 PM #1
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    What type of spider is this guy

    We get them in the house...big buggers

    The bride is a pommie and doesn’t like spider at all.

    It was a mission getting him outside

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    Huntsman by the look. Good gallopers!
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    That is a him and I think it is called a wolf spider (that's what I know them as). They live in holes in the ground, you can usually see the hole in a lawn (people mistake them for funnel webs). They are fast buggers!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SBD4 View Post
    That is a him and I think it is called a wolf spider (that's what I know them as). They live in holes in the ground, you can usually see the hole in a lawn (people mistake them for funnel webs). They are fast buggers!
    This fella was lighting fast.......he ended up on a big framed picture so I took the picture off the wall.
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    A nyt spider.



















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    Looking at pics on the web.....he’s looking a bit more like a wolf spider
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    This is fun...two fast spiders!



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    I didn't realise Wolf Spiders lived in holes. So is that what this is ?
    (taken along the trans rail line in WA )

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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush View Post
    I didn't realise Wolf Spiders lived in holes. So is that what this is ?
    (taken along the trans rail line in WA )

    The ones I have seen don't keep a build up of soil around their burrow. I'm not sure what that guy is but it's a great photo!
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  10. 22nd January 2019, 09:53 PM #10
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    Just tell your pommy wife it is an insect eradication agent and should left alone.
    That doesn't work with my wife, but you might have more success.
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