Big spider ID?

[Kesch]

Can anybody tell me what this might be? He definitely wasn't scared of us as he didn't seem to mind us having the pencil close for a size comparison. He was found in the mechanical room of a school in Holly Colorado. Very warm dry climate in Farm country. Thanks!

 

[Crone Returns]

Can anybody tell me what this might be? He definitely wasn't scared of us as he didn't seem to mind us having the pencil close for a size comparison. He was found in the mechanical room of a school in Holly Colorado. Very warm dry climate in Farm country. Thanks! View attachment 222122

I think it's some kind of tengenaria
-- funnel weavers/barn/house spiders. That's just a guess from the pattern of the abdomen and what I could see if the eye pattern.
SNARK where are you?

 

[Majo]

Maybe it is Alopecosa inquilina. The legs are too thick to be a tegenaria.

 

[The Snark]

I'm ruling out sparassids because of those chunky thighs. <--Highly scientific analysis.

 

[Tigrosa]

This is a wolf spider (lycosidae). Almost certainly Hogna sp.

 

[Crone Returns]

This is a wolf spider (lycosidae). Almost certainly Hogna sp.

Ahhhhh, nuts. I give up.

 

[loxoscelesfear]

Hogna antelucana

 

[ReignofInvertebrates]

Definitely Lycosidae, looks a little like Hogna antelucana.