Brown Recluse Spider

nomoney

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tastycakes said:
So are they down here? I hear so many people talking about watching out for them. I would think that there would have to be some with all the talk about them.

I haven't heard of any one finding any :shrug: They are common to the south south/west. I think our worst spider is the black widow. But then again I'm no bug expert and try to stay away from any bug as much as possible.
 

Nickel

curiouser and curiouser
nomoney said:
I haven't heard of any one finding any :shrug: They are common to the south south/west. I think our worst spider is the black widow. But then again I'm no bug expert and try to stay away from any bug as much as possible.
My friend's dad, who was bitten by a brown recluse, lives in Dentsville. It was in his shed.
 

moon5leg

It's not easy being green
tastycakes said:
So are they down here? I hear so many people talking about watching out for them. I would think that there would have to be some with all the talk about them.

I think the brown recluse and the wolf spider that Vince mentioned look very similar. I think I've seen some of the wolf spiders, but not sure about the recluse.
 
nomoney said:
I haven't heard of any one finding any :shrug: They are common to the south south/west. I think our worst spider is the black widow. But then again I'm no bug expert and try to stay away from any bug as much as possible.
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tastycakes

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moon5leg said:
I think the brown recluse and the wolf spider that Vince mentioned look very similar. I think I've seen some of the wolf spiders, but not sure about the recluse.

Well since I'm sure I won't be getting up close and personal with any spider to try and tell the difference, I'll just stay away from them all. :lmao: Thanks for the info though.
 
tastycakes said:
Well since I'm sure I won't be getting up close and personal with any spider to try and tell the difference, I'll just stay away from them all. :lmao: Thanks for the info though.
You do realize that the average human consumes an average of four spiders per year in his or her sleep, don'tchu?
 

Nickel

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kwillia said:
You do realize that the average human consumes an average of four spiders per year in his or her sleep, don'tchu?
Is that even if you sleep with your mouth closed? I have a big thing about that, which is why I don't get much sleep when I'm sick...I am not a mouth breather. Even so, I don't mind eating spiders, I'm sure they taste just fine.
 

tastycakes

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kwillia said:
You do realize that the average human consumes an average of four spiders per year in his or her sleep, don'tchu?

Actually, I didn't. Gross!! :barf: Guess I won't be getting any sleep for awhile.
 

moon5leg

It's not easy being green
kwillia said:
You do realize that the average human consumes an average of four spiders per year in his or her sleep, don'tchu?

After pointing that out, I now wonder how many people will now be sleeping with a mask on!
 

Vince

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Nickel said:
Is that even if you sleep with your mouth closed? I have a big thing about that, which is why I don't get much sleep when I'm sick...I am not a mouth breather. Even so, I don't mind eating spiders, I'm sure they taste just fine.
Hell, before I had my nose rotor reutered, I must have swallowed all kinds of bugs in my sleep. :lmao:
 
moon5leg said:
After pointing that out, I now wonder how many people will now be sleeping with a mask on!
Larry sleeps with a mask on now... I wonder if he's dropped any weight from eatting less spiders...:confused:
 

jazz lady

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nomoney said:
I haven't heard of any one finding any :shrug: They are common to the south south/west. I think our worst spider is the black widow. But then again I'm no bug expert and try to stay away from any bug as much as possible.

:howdy: I had them all over the place at my house in Calvert. Nasty critters and DEAD if I ever saw one. Fortunately, I haven't seen any at my house here in St. Mary's, but I know they're around. :mad:
 

LexiGirl75

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I know you don't have an attic, basement, garage... home. But...

nomoney said:
You do know that the recluse is not common to this area right? :confused:

...helpful information should not stop being passed on just because one can't use it. :huggy:
 
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