Just checked the internet, yep wolf spiders don't make webs

[T 'n T]

So what's happening in my garage? We have a tunnel web that seems to be home to a family of communal spiders. I saw one today, it's one of the big mean black wolf spiders native to my area (Minnesota). Did they eat the inhabitants and move in?

 

[buddah4207]

It may be a Tenegeria sp. they have a funnel type web and are pretty big.

 

[Ciphor]

The only Tegenaria sp. you would find in Minnesota would be the small T. domestica and they definitely are quite small. Could be a funnel-web wolf spider. Though, I'm not sure if there are any in your region. http://bugguide.net/node/view/271484/bgimage

 

[The Snark]

That really shoots the 'don't make webs' in the tukus. I recall another aspect of wolfies when I watched them slaughter grass spiders outside of San Diego. The funnel type web on the grass. The lycos would casually stroll onto the webs, apparently quite at home on the silk. If the resident grass spider came out to investigate, CHOMP!

 

[Smokehound714]

You could always take a pic? Then we could ID it for ya.

 

[loxoscelesfear]

Agelenopsis - Grass Spider