Yes, over at the Project Noah community, we wondered about your suggestion of Gnamptonychia ventralis. We all think it's a very close match, except for some of the coloration. In the image you provided, the tip of the abdomen seems to be orange but it turns into black before becoming orange again at the head. In the photo I provided, however, it seems that the bottom half of the body is completely orange while the top is black, and so we feel it is not the exact ID. Thank you for that suggestion, though! It definitely is the closest match we have managed to find thus far. :)

John and Jane have the correct id. This is a male which do not have the orange-yellow last abdominal. Only the claspers in the male are that color and are not visible in this photo. Females have the orange-yellow tip as the photo link they provided. Please try to get more photos! These should be fairly easy to find again during the daylight hours. Please note the surrounding vegetation as well.
Thanks!

Well that makes a lot of sense, thank you for that clarification. I added the only other photo I took. I'm barely starting to familiarize myself with my new camera and its macro abilities, and I've learned quite a bit by messing around on it for a couple of days. The next time I confront such a creature, I hope for the images to be much clearer and of better quality! I have more bugs that I'll submit as soon as possible until then though. Thank you for the help once again. :)