You’re Living Off the Grid When a Brown Recluse Spider Bites You. Here’s How You Should Effectively Treat It.

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Many survivalists and people alike fear spiders for a reason. It likely has to do with their long legs, eyes, and not to mention the details webs they construct with ease to catch their prey.

If you were to ask a prepper why he doesn't like spiders, most survivalists would let you know it's because they don't want to get bit! Even though most spiders won't harm you — the bite from a spider itches like a mosquito bite — there are still the occasional spiders that can cause you a lot of injuries.

Keep in mind for every spider that won't cause you harm; there are still quite a few that will cause a lot of discomfort. You may have heard of the brown recluse spider, which is one such spider that can make even the courageous of survivalists squirm when they hear this spider's name.

Why? If a survivalist got bit by a recluse spider, they would need medical attention. However, if you're a prepper who bugs out a lot, and you're living off the grid that may not be possible. What are you supposed to do at that point if there's no emergency care available?

After the break, learn about the steps you should take if you're living off the grid and get bit by a recluse spider. If there isn't emergency help, nearby it's up to you to know the proper course of treatment. 

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255 Comments

  1. Mickey Panzenhagen said:

    Haha epic answer! Thank god those damn things don’t live in NJ. Bout the only good thing I can think of.

  2. Larry Koscich said:

    I’m doing good now, the eggs are about to hatch. I can feel them kicking! I’m going to be a good father.

  3. Larry Koscich said:

    Alberto said his turned green and started to smell really bad. That’s some fucked up$#%&!@*there! He went to the hospital and they cut a chunk of skin outta his arm.

  4. James Jones said:

    Never been bitten, but have em in my house…caught this fucker on the bed….tortured him for a while, interrogated him as to the whereabouts of his fam…wouldn’t talk, so I ended his$#%&!@*with napalm and a smile.

  5. Deebo Straube said:

    I don’t live off the grid but I’ve been better but every time they bite me they died after

  6. Rob Doc Tweed said:

    A distinct fiddle shape is on the back of the head portion of brown recluse. A lot if folks mistake that thinking it’s on the belly like a black widow. While I do agree you got bit by something nasty, doubt it was a brown recluse. Good for you though !!

  7. Anthony Rorick said:

    Finally got her like a bastard, but heat up a piece of metal and scorched the area.

  8. Chris Mcmullen said:

    If that’s a brown recluse bite, it’s very mild. It has the distinct bulls eye mark of a recluse bite but it’s very small and not necrotic. I worked in surgery for many years and I’ve seen several amputations because of brown recluse bites that would not heal.

  9. Wayne Guy said:

    That’s when you bite him back. See how he likes being bitten.

  10. Danny Fulmer said:

    The best solution for that would be to live in a location that doesn’t have them.

  11. Mac Ving said:

    I’d just laugh about it, clean it with alcohol and keep on keeping on since I already know I’m not 1 of the 1 in a thousand who are effected adversely by recluse venom. For most Americans you just get a small red welt that lasts a couple days.

  12. Chance Shook said:

    Looks to be a Cross Orb Weaver, they’re bite hurts like hell, but they are non venomous

  13. Kyle Short said:

    Charcoal, echinacea, and bentonite clay. Dont waste data on this clickbait.

  14. Matt Arrell said:

    Your website sucks. I am not clicking through that many pages to read your article. Stop multi page articles as a way to drive more ad revenue. Get better advertisers instead.

  15. Chris Young said:

    I was bit and had a welt right in the middle of my spine out the middle of nowhere at a deer lease. It was tender and uncomfortable. Just squeezed the crap out of it daily and then bandaged it and kept it clean. The red spot got about as big around as a half dollar or so. My flesh didn’t start rotting ir anything. It went away in about a week.

  16. Mac Ving said:

    Recluse Venom is a Hemotoxin that causes necrotic effects on flesh Brian. might not mean much to you but the treatment is totally different from a Necrotoxin like Staphylococcus aureus.

  17. Jason Branham said:

    Thats the little spider that turns you into a Kung-fu master when you walk into its web at night.

  18. Adam Geiger said:

    Moisten tobacco, cig tobaco or chew, then put it on your bite and put a bandaid or tape on it. SE kansas trick

  19. Lorri Taylor said:

    I’m so glad you are doing better Marilyn Beiriger. Been worried about you.

  20. Ron Miller said:

    I was also bit on my upper left arm,also swelled up like a volcano,it ruined my tattoo, it’s been 5 years now and I still can’t get my tattoo fixed cause it’s a deep scar

  21. Daniel Markel said:

    It left a scar but its not noticeable I used lot’s of herbal remedies tropical and ingested but the neem oil really worked…ozone is the best for anything but didn’t have it as a resource at the time

  22. Juno Lewis said:

    My Mom got a Brown Recluse bite at the RoseBowl in Pasadena Ca, so they’re already in the city.

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