Click on picture to enlarge. Hobo spider bite. A venomous bite from a Hobo or Brown Recluse Spider can be severe. It occurs due to the venom's ability to clot blood that results in an area of tissue receiving inadequate blood flow and thus dying secondary to oxygen starvation. It contains four pre-baited traps and they catch Hobos.
Hobos tend to stay near the floor and when they enter a room they follow the baseboard.
Hobos are caught by placing the traps by the baseboard. The Hobo Spider is a potentially dangerous houseguest in the Western U.S. that needs to be evicted and the Spider Elimination Kit will serve his papers. This trap can be used all year long and will trap a variety of insects or spiders that contact the powerful adhesive. In the south from Florida to California the Recluse Spider is a severe problem. This spider is also becoming well established throughout the Western United States.