Tales of the huntsman...
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Tales of the huntsman...
There are a lot of arachnophobes out there (me included) that dread the thought of a close encounter of a hairy kind. I can just picture myself being completly paranoid and checking everything (in, out, under, visor in car etc etc), so what's it like with the furry little critters, are they in abundance, or rarely seen?
Do you have a huntsman tale to share?
Do you have a huntsman tale to share?
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Re: Tales of the huntsman...
Originally posted by DollyDaydream
There are a lot of arachnophobes out there (me included) that dread the thought of a close encounter of a hairy kind. I can just picture myself being completly paranoid and checking everything (in, out, under, visor in car etc etc), so what's it like with the furry little critters, are they in abundance, or rarely seen?
Do you have a huntsman tale to share?
There are a lot of arachnophobes out there (me included) that dread the thought of a close encounter of a hairy kind. I can just picture myself being completly paranoid and checking everything (in, out, under, visor in car etc etc), so what's it like with the furry little critters, are they in abundance, or rarely seen?
Do you have a huntsman tale to share?
Weve only had 4 in the house in 5 years but my Mrs has had two drop on her inside her car, luckily both times she was in the driveway & not doing 100Ks along the freeway. Weve since cut down the bushes from neighbours house which overhung our driveway & had no problems. And yes she did freak out when a huge furry spider dropped into her lap.
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Re: Tales of the huntsman...
Originally posted by DollyDaydream
There are a lot of arachnophobes out there (me included) that dread the thought of a close encounter of a hairy kind. I can just picture myself being completly paranoid and checking everything (in, out, under, visor in car etc etc), so what's it like with the furry little critters, are they in abundance, or rarely seen?
Do you have a huntsman tale to share?
There are a lot of arachnophobes out there (me included) that dread the thought of a close encounter of a hairy kind. I can just picture myself being completly paranoid and checking everything (in, out, under, visor in car etc etc), so what's it like with the furry little critters, are they in abundance, or rarely seen?
Do you have a huntsman tale to share?
loadsa huntsman in Brissy, even the baby ones are good little jumpers !!!
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Re: Tales of the huntsman...
Originally posted by DollyDaydream
There are a lot of arachnophobes out there (me included) that dread the thought of a close encounter of a hairy kind. I can just picture myself being completly paranoid and checking everything (in, out, under, visor in car etc etc), so what's it like with the furry little critters, are they in abundance, or rarely seen?
Do you have a huntsman tale to share?
There are a lot of arachnophobes out there (me included) that dread the thought of a close encounter of a hairy kind. I can just picture myself being completly paranoid and checking everything (in, out, under, visor in car etc etc), so what's it like with the furry little critters, are they in abundance, or rarely seen?
Do you have a huntsman tale to share?
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Re: Tales of the huntsman...
For pity sake, warn a girl next time before posting something so hideous! I nearly had a pink fit seeing those boogly eyes looking at me.
This got me thinking, how on earth do you kill them? (TEE HEE!)
DD
This got me thinking, how on earth do you kill them? (TEE HEE!)
DD
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Re: Tales of the huntsman...
Originally posted by DollyDaydream
For pity sake, warn a girl next time before posting something so hideous! I nearly had a pink fit seeing those boogly eyes looking at me.
This got me thinking, how on earth do you kill them? (TEE HEE!)
DD
For pity sake, warn a girl next time before posting something so hideous! I nearly had a pink fit seeing those boogly eyes looking at me.
This got me thinking, how on earth do you kill them? (TEE HEE!)
DD
Spray them with hairspray, then when it hardens & they can't move pick them up & throw them out.
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Re: Tales of the huntsman...
Originally posted by DollyDaydream
This got me thinking, how on earth do you kill them? (TEE HEE!)
DD
This got me thinking, how on earth do you kill them? (TEE HEE!)
DD
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Re: Tales of the huntsman...
Originally posted by Bordy
Spray them with hairspray, then when it hardens & they can't move pick them up & throw them out.
Spray them with hairspray, then when it hardens & they can't move pick them up & throw them out.
SILVIKRIN is best, it firms the buggers up whilst, giving good hold and body, for the whole day !!!
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:scared: Timber floor AU, guess u shud have minimised the picture to the smallest size and posted it, sure got the jitters looking at the size.
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Re: Tales of the huntsman...
Originally posted by DollyDaydream
For pity sake, warn a girl next time before posting something so hideous! I nearly had a pink fit seeing those boogly eyes looking at me.
This got me thinking, how on earth do you kill them? (TEE HEE!)
DD
For pity sake, warn a girl next time before posting something so hideous! I nearly had a pink fit seeing those boogly eyes looking at me.
This got me thinking, how on earth do you kill them? (TEE HEE!)
DD
#12
Originally posted by Ulujain
Goddamned poms, messing with our huntsmen! Leave them cockroach killers alone!
Goddamned poms, messing with our huntsmen! Leave them cockroach killers alone!
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