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Old Dec 29th 2004, 10:56 am
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I got bitten by a huntsman a couple of months ago - it hurt quite a lot but luckily there was no reaction.

Here is the ba**ard. I killed it instinctively as it sunk its mandibles into my arm!!!!

The scale on the ruler is inches by the way - we get them much bigger but I just photographed this one as I was upset with it at the time.

I alos killed a brown snake a couple of weeks ago. We have an 18 acre property in the hills but a brown snake outside the laundry door is too close to my bedroom I'm afraid.
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Old Dec 29th 2004, 1:02 pm
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Originally Posted by rab
I got bitten by a huntsman a couple of months ago - it hurt quite a lot but luckily there was no reaction.

Here is the ba**ard. I killed it instinctively as it sunk its mandibles into my arm!!!!

The scale on the ruler is inches by the way - we get them much bigger but I just photographed this one as I was upset with it at the time.

I alos killed a brown snake a couple of weeks ago. We have an 18 acre property in the hills but a brown snake outside the laundry door is too close to my bedroom I'm afraid.
Sounds like a great place(apart from the brown snake).
Where abouts in the hills are you? We're stuck in sleepy suburbia and looking to move.
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Old Dec 29th 2004, 1:15 pm
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Originally Posted by MojoJojo
Well, that's it. Just starting out on getting our visas and I think I've just changed my mind :scared:

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Don't worry Mojo.
We all started that way but education is a fine thing.
Understanding what lies ahead is all part of it.
Good luck with the visa process.
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Old Dec 29th 2004, 1:31 pm
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Hi all
Nobody dislikes spiders any more than I do :scared: but I can see the sense of sparing those that do no harm and may help rid us of other pests.
Have a look here:
http://www.spidercatcher.com.au/

First thing I will get whenI arrive in Perth.

and for those who need one in the UK:
http://www.spidercatcher.net/product.html

At least with these gadgets you can pick up your spider and place it outside or where-ever you choose and all at arm's length
Probably not a good idea to belt them with a flip-flop, they make a sizeable mess


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Old Dec 30th 2004, 1:26 am
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whilst the body doesn't seem as big as it should be, in proportion to the rest, have to say, the leg span is the largest I have ever seen...

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