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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Florida (Sebring & Keys), Wolfeboro
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![]() Like Bumble Bee stings (which are very rare), most Bumble Bees won't sting you without an obvious cause. But a dock spider has fangs, just like every other spider. I don't want to be a test-case for big spiders "that don't bite". (Especially as there may be more than one species of NH dock spiders, as shown below). ![]() The numbers of Dock spiders can be controlled using hornet "jet" spray. They're wary, so you can't get close to them. Aim the spray downwind—important!—and let the spray gently descend down on them. One 1-second well-aimed shot will kill them in a few minutes. Dock spiders like to come out after a rain, and can often be found within a coiled dock line. Like Dave R, I've had a dock spider race across my arm when picking up a line. The feeling is indescribable! ![]() "SpiderDog" has a few YouTube copies, but this oldest one still gives me goose-bumps! (After short advertisement). http://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/new...ooky-cute.html |
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Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: Tilton/Paugus Bay
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Best thing about Dock Spiders, it keep the kids from swimming/hiding under the docks.
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Moultonborough, NH
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I have been around dock spiders my entire life here at the lake. I still despise them!! They have always given me the CREEPS!!!!
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