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Posted by ECO on March 24, 2003 at 22:20:35:

In Reply to: The Return Of \ posted by Paul Day on March 24, 2003 at 16:55:40:

:Hey people... I've been out of the loop for a while. If you might remember, I took down "A Wolf In The Shadows" months ago (www.losingmylycosa.com) due to various reasons which are too complicated to discuss. But I have decided to undergo a new project which will be it's replacement., with a different name. It is already in the works. It will continue to be the flagship Wolf Spider website on the Internet, but it will also include new stuff, like videos from field collecting trips, tutorials, and tarantula care stuff. It'll be an all purpouse site, but still focused on wolf spiders. Topically, it will also center around Hogna carolinensis, a spider which I am making a documentry on this summer (if only I find a good collection site).

:Keep me informed with your ideas. This will be a site about common backyard spiders as much as it will be about wolf spiders. It promises to be innovative :)

:Thanks!

:Paul Day
:former creator of the largest wolf spider website on the Internet

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