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The only poisonous spiders in the US are the black widow and the brown recluse. The black widow is rarely deadly, except to the very young and very old, and the brown recluse is, well, reclusive, and is only found in the southern states. And even that one does not always cause a necrotic wound when it bites. some other spiders can cause painful bites, but they are not anymore deadly than the sting of a bee (unless you are allergic to bees)
I'm not gonna kill it. Aren't hobo spiders poisonous?
They are, but not deadly. Unless your bite gets infected. I believe they are related to the common house spider, which, I believe is what bit my leg about a month ago. It never really hurt, or even opened up, but you can still see it. They have necrotic venom like a brown recluse, but not as strong. I have done a lot of spider research lately
Eenie, brown recluse normally hide in basements and dark places, which is why they are called "recluses", but in areas where they are really common, I guess they aren't so shy.