My buddy found this spider in FL in his shed. He said it was the size of his fist when it was not curled up.

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WTF kind of spider is this?
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A scary one
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Ask Kelly :-)
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That's a ugly MF
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looks like those jumping, attacking spiders from the movie arachnophobia. i wouldnt go near it.
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Not a very good pic, but looks like a huntsman

http://www.termite.com/spider-identification.html
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A big arse one that I wouldn't want to bite me!!!
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Why's he in your shoe?
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Good question.......
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That's where my pet spider likes to live :-)
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Eat that thing Fear Factor style D! :-):-)

That's a knarly sum beach.
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It's my buddies Spider to eat, Hal.

and Thanks for the link, Mark.
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We have those in Anguilla. I lived there for almost a year and they were all over the place - they mostly came out at night to bugs and small children.
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That's one huge spider! I would have went Mean D style on it. :-)
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He ate the foot that was inside of the shoe.
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I was inclined to say a wolf, but after looking at that chart, I could go either way.

Here is a link to a site with nearly all varieties of Florida spiders.
http://www.floridanature.org/class.asp?class=Arachnida

Possibly Hogna Georgicola?
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Thats effing gross. Kill that thing.
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Well, it sure as hell isn't the Itsy Bitsy Spider. :-)
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:-)

Sure hope you didn't set that thing free!
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Looks like a Dead Spider to me.
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