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sucks to be him
Yes. They are in Colorado. The bite is anything but harmless. When we lived in Parker I used to have to spray for them at least once a year. We had a dairy that still did deliveries to the cooler on your front porch and black widows loved that thing. I was bitten 3 or 4 different times. The bites hurt like hell. You get sick to your stomach and feel like you are running a fever. I found that putting ice on it as fast as possible slows the venom down so your body can deal with it better, but it still hurts like a bitch and you will get a huge swelling where you were bitten.
Spectracide (sp?) make a general bug killer that come is a clear squirt bottle that seems to work the best on them.
Wolf spiders are cool. We had one by our back door for two years. We called it Fred. It was fun sitting in the hot tub watching Fred pick off crickets in the summer. He was probably 4 or 5 inches if he was walking on a ruler like the one in the picture above. Wolf spider were about the only spiders I would trap and release if they got in the house. Anything else was fair game for the bottom of my shoe.
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We get them here as well [ Aust ] , the real big ones love coming out on a hot humid night , and they are real fast , you also get small wolf spiders in the garden alot , the bites can cause gang green , and serious pain , like our white tail [ google white tail spider ]
these are ultra dangerous , bites cause skin to rot , and keep spreading , bites dont heal for some years , the pain is enormous , they love damp conditions , and are very hard , when you step on them , they crunch & squish .