Don't know what kind but I had the exact same one crawling across my kitchen floor last week.

I had a bottle of rubbing alcohol on the counter so I doused him - or, I should say her. 50 little tiny spiders ran from the mother ship. At first, I thought it was just specs of black dust around the mother but then I realized they were moving. I counted the spots as well as I could count a random group of moving dots. I got 50. When all had abandoned the ship, the round back end looked like a deflated balloon. That must be where they keep the little ones.

As far as I know, none made it out alive.

thats what .410's are for.

Lock your doggie door.

Massive spider found clinging to Texas home: 'I was terrified!'

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/massive-spider-viral-video-texas

That thing is massive, we don't have those in Canada right Boco?

That's the mass murder spider. They rode over from Asia on the murder hornets. The end is near.

Keith

Lol.....x2

Don't worry your boarders are still closed, so nothing is coming across the bridge to PEI.

yes there are some that big; the Dock spiders and Wolf spiders and the JD whiskey spiders

Oh, a Texas spider. Just a tarantula. They come out after a rain and love around homes, shops, etc. I brought 3 home from my last trapping gig in south Texas. They are big, but they aren't fast. We pickle them and make paper weights for the grandkids. Do not judge my wife!

I delivered oil field chemicals to New Mexico and was on my way to Midland, Tx to reload.
I thought I saw a turtle crossing the highway in front of me but it was walking funny, like a limp.
As I got close it turned out to be the biggest hairy spider I had ever seen.
Scared me sitting in a moving Peterbilt.
Had no idea tarantulas got that big!
Had trouble sleeping for a few nights too!

dkrug,

They are a bit creepy. They are slow for a spider, but when they raise the front end loader, brother it makes you go, "golly!!!!"

Go out early in the morning in the bush in the fall when the sun is coming up and the frost is on the brush in the beaver meadows you will see thousands of glistening spider webs literally everywhere.
I have only seen big spiders in the water,but not big like a taratula.

X2

spiders get up to 60 pounds up by Boco.its why the fish get so big.

Spiders are small up here but plentiful.

Size matters ? NOT !
A deer tick I never did see, dang near killed me.

house would be a smoking hole in the ground ifin my wife saw such hanging on the house

Tarantula. Somebody's escaped pet probably. I've never seen a wolf spider that thick and stout.

Or someone is slow in taking down Halloween decorations.

That is referred to as a, "Nope, don't think so" spider around my house.

I shared a video on my fb page a while back of a spider in Texas eating a bat it had caught in its web.

Flamethrower is what I would reach for.

Mike