Again, no recluses on this side of the country or north of us. Not doubting your friends death, which is very horrible, but they are not native in this part of the country. Deaths from the Brown Recluse are very rare, and are not common. Loss of limbs and deterioration of flesh is the most common result of a bite.



Brown recluse spider - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Doesn't matter if they are native the facts are they are out there and to be aware. I could go into how she died but that is morbid as she suffered a ton and a very painful death.

 

 

Holy facking ****. If I saw one of these ****ers in my house, it's getting tented the next day. The biggest spider I've seen at my house was a female garden spider.
Although I do see garter snakes from time to time sun bathing lol

 

meanwhile in Brazil....


Think Nemo's Bad? In Brazil It's Raining Spiders

 

Eff that!

 

Yea I read somewhere that some spiders after they have babies will create a long web and the babies will climb on, the wind will pick up the web and blow it some place. If there is a large enough population, I could see that happening. But yea, F that!

 

meanwhile in the land down under






Kill it with fire seems about right.

 

I stepped on a rattle snake once.

 

You and lady luck need to sit down and talk things out bro. lol

 

Didnt Brucelee get bitten by a brown recluse? Or is his luck just generally so ****ty we assume he has/has gotten/cut/shot/stabbed/broke everything?

 

 

Always check the toilets before sitting!
http://youtu.be/7skCdp5oTIE

 

It got me to, well at least blow out all the leaf debris and clear the corners of spiders. Found some left over roof mouse droppings and foil bits from this Summer.

Immediately went and got the face mask and soapy water bottle. THese mice were the ones that had hitched a ride from Huntington and Tahoe.

No Hanta-Virus not for this guy. Caught two black widows, used them as an opportunity to educate my daughter and then fed 'em to the cat.

 

Haha this thread is awesome.