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Posted by lostinfog on August 01, 2002 at 03:12:21:

Hi, I have known for years that I had what I thought were brown recluse spiders in my house. I have recently identified them as hobo spiders. Due to a recent house guest my kitchen cabinets are now infested by some form of corn meal eating weavel.d
What I want to know is would it be worth my time to trap some spiders and place them in the cabinet?
The spiders and I have always lived in peace except when they bite me or my cat. If I could provide one or two with some free food I'm all for it. Which would spare me from pesticides.
Thanks for your input.
lostinfog

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• Re: Will Hobo Spiders eat Weavels? lostinfog 08/01/02 (0)