Bold Jumping Spider

The markings on the bold jumper are rather variable. There are usually three white spots on the abdomen, but in younger individuals, as shown above, they can be red, orange, or yellow. There are also varying amounts of white markings. The spiders can always be identified, however, by their large size, hairiness, and mostly black coloration. When the spiders are very young (and only the size of most other species of jumping spiders), they have more colorful and elaborate patterns.

Brilliant macro photo!

This site may help: http://salticidae.org/salticid/diagnost/keys-sal/keys-sal.htm

No Wolf Spider. It's definetely a Jumping Spider - I keep lookin for the exact ID

appears to be some kind of Wolf Spider (Lycosidae)