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22-OCT-2012	Daniel D. Dye

Carolina Wolf Spider (Hogna carolinensis)

Bradford County

Nikon D50 ,Tamron SP AF DI 90mm f/2.8 Macro
1/500s f/18.0 at 90.0mm hide exif

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Date/Time	22-Oct-2012 12:00:19
Make	Nikon
Model	NIKON D50
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	90 mm
Exposure Time	1/500 sec
Aperture	f/18
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Guest		14-May-2017 05:54
I found a huge spider dead in my hallway and freaked out it was brown with long brown legs i wish i could put the pic on here so u could see it i dont know if there are more or where he came from 😥 he still has me freaked out

Edith		27-May-2014 17:44
Just now found a Hugh Spider that has a leg span of about 2"-3";body of 1 1/4"; brown eandfe dark brown in color with darker spots on its legs. Almost stpped on it my basement. Located in East Tennessee.any idea if it is poison? Looks like fishing spider from pictures.

Troy from Tampa		20-Sep-2013 11:39
I understand the wolf spider are good to have around. Even though their large size is intimidating, they are usually harmless and eat other more dangerous spiders.

Ann Marie		22-Apr-2013 00:38
Yes, it's the Carolina Wolf Spider. I just had one in my pantry. Scared the heck out of me. Wacked it with a frying pan. Would hate to have it bite me or my cat. Going to get some strong insect spray tomorrow.

Guest		19-Dec-2012 18:19
I justt found a fairly large (at least I think it was large!) spider on my back porch. Size was about like a large palmetto bug with six legs, two more at the back of the body. Color was vanilla with brownish-black striations. Legs were pretty long, and pretty thick. I respect these creatures, but am also scared by them. Have you any idea what is crawling around in my backyard at this moment?!? If I should be concerned, email is: cillacc1955@gmail.com