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Old 09-28-2011, 07:33 PM #1
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Shocked Brown Recluse spiders in my home!!

Maybe this isn't the right place to post this, but I guess they count as 'wildlife', yes?

I've got a problem with these things. They are common here in the midwest where i live. We've caught about a dozen of them using those glue traps. Just awhile ago one was on the couch sitting next to my SON!
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I am so shook up my hands are shaking and i can't hardly type this!

Besides the glue traps, I had a terminix guy spray a month ago, but it has had no effect except to kill bugs that the spiders FEED off of!
I'm going to get some of those lime green hedge apples to set around the house but if it still doesn't help, I want to move OUT

Does anybody have problems with these highly dangerous things?
Can anybody offer any insight?

Thanks,
Rae
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