Living in North Florida, we get a LOT of wolf spiders (I mean at least one every two days in my house!). However, the size, posture (meaning that most of the wolf-ies I've witnessed weren't quite as "flat" in posture as this guy), and hairs (this guy is more downy and grey compared to the dark brown and less hairy friends that visit) suggest to me that I'm not dealing with my usual customer.
Any help IDing the little (well, not quite- he's quite a bit bigger than our usual wolf spiders. He's (and this could be a she for all I know, or care) a bit smaller than the palm of your hand) critter.
Thanks!
Tallyguy
