Or big hairy spiders! :b_funny:

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Where I'm at, it is more likely to be a rattlesnake in the wood pile...

King Brown or Tiger snakes downunder (Victoria) all sorts of other squiggly things in the other areas.

Another savage beast indigenous to this area.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chipmunk

Holy...!! I'd be dead if I see this monster in my bathroom, here the biggest spider are only as small as the small ones and when I see on of these I start crying like an idiot and my wife has to kill it .-D

Quote - Where I'm at, it is more likely to be a rattlesnake in the wood pile...

I have a book called "Australia's Dangerous Creatures" published by Readers Digest. In its introduction to Australian snakes it says in part "At least 10 are more lethal than an Indian Cobra and America's feared Rattlesnake would barely rank in our top twenty.

Where I live in Tasmania, we are the only place in the world that has snakes, that doesn't have a non poisonous one. The Tiger snake and Copperhead's are both as deadly as a cobra. Really  makes me want to put on a pair of sandals and go kicking around in long grass.   

You bet Cyba-Storm, as kid my brothers and i stayed at an uncles'  farm in New South Wales,  a 3 meter King Brown snake decided to meander across the lawn so my uncle shot it clean through the head. He  hung it on the clothes line to show all the friends that came over that night and all us kids were opening its mouth and putting our hand in etc. The next morning my uncle went outside just in time to see it slither away........still puts a chill up my spine.

Oh Boofy your tale reminds me of when i was young and stupid. We had just killed a red bellied black snake with a .22 rifle, my dad went to get the shovel to move it but hey what did stupid me do, walked over and grabbed it by the tail....holy crap its still alive and curling up to bite me.

Even now after killing heaps of snakes i remember that thing and first thing i do is cut the heads off then pick them up

Give me a Tiapan any day..least with them you know you have been bitten, 14 strikes in 1 go.

Yeah, looks like a normal huntsmen to me - not poisonous, but can still give you a good chomp (and they can really jump). We regularly have them running about our house (they like staying up on the walls and roof) though I've never seen one with its pack of little hunts-kids before. Cool pic.