Ha, now that sounds like fun! We have some Geolycosa sp. here and they're quite large but not the largest, for wolf spiders. They burrow, too, so as soon as I get close to catch one, they skitter off and hide under the large rocks. I still need to check them off my spider checklist and it's been years!
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Right I've seen those burrowing ones before, they had a bright orange color underneath but were gray on top. My favorite in Arizona were the wind scorpions, aka camel spider. I kept one as a pet then it laid purple eggs and little baby ones hatched. Sadly I was just a kid and didn't have a camera to document the process.