Wolf Spider infestation.

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Some of those big Wolf Spiders are crazy fast.
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I use a few of these in the garage and in my shed in the back yard a few times a year.

I used one in the master bath when it got invaded with ants. Now I'm getting the baby spiders everywhere in the shower. My shower has little overflow drains in the corners and I believe that's where they're coming from.

http://www.killsbugsdead.com/fop_fum.asp

I like these because you don't have to douse any pilot lights.

Just wait until you find one of these in your kitchen sink at o'dark thirty......

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Originally Posted By: paulo57509
Some of those big Wolf Spiders are crazy fast. . .
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That's why they call them "wolf spiders". They use speed to chase down prey, theN they do the usual spider attack, kill, and eat thing.
 
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Originally Posted By: crinkles
i got the shivers when i stared it in the eye.

Which eye????


LOL.
 
I always found it a bit fascinating that people prefer poison over non-poisonous insects/spiders. Anyway, you have to find out how they're getting into the house. Seal every hole or opening
 
Tonycarguy:

While some insects are not, ALL spiders are venomous. Now, some of them don't have the fangs to deliver venom through human skin, but still... Actually, this is a good thing. Apparently, Daddy Long Legs venom is one of the most poisonous chemical brews known to mankind, but the spider's fangs are so short, they're only good for attacking very small prey. Good news for me, since I played with many DLLs during my younger years.
 
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