Help with Hogna sp. Identification

[LinotheleLover]

Hello, I have a female Hogna sp. (Wolf spider) and I was wondering if anyone was able to identify the species? It was sold to me as 'Hogna sp. Pine Giant' but I can't seem to find any info on that name. P.S. sorry for the water stains in the picture! I took this with my cell phone and sharpened the image.

 

[dangerforceidle]

Do you know exactly where it was collected from? If it was bred, where were the original spiders captured.

Can you post a photo of the dorsal side and ventral side? Sometimes lycosids have diagnostic features on their underside.

 

[LinotheleLover]

Do you know exactly where it was collected from? If it was bred, where were the original spiders captured.

Can you post a photo of the dorsal side and ventral side? Sometimes lycosids have diagnostic features on their underside.

I'm unsure where this specimen was collected. This was the best shot I could get of the dorsal view. Can't get a ventral picture just yet.

 

[LinotheleLover]

She's about the size of a half-dollar coin, and makes tunnels within the substrate.

 

[LinotheleLover]

 

[Edan bandoot]

Do you know exactly where it was collected from? If it was bred, where were the original spiders captured.

Can you post a photo of the dorsal side and ventral side? Sometimes lycosids have diagnostic features on their underside.

google tells me that they are collected from florida.