Ant Identification

[Scyther]

Hi there. I'm new to the ant world and wanted some help identifying this ant. Not sure if shes a queen or a major but I cant seem to determine what species she is. Any help would be appreciated.

(Sorry about the bottle, just got home and saw her during my jog. Also sorry for the crappy pic she does not like to stop moving when I'm trying take a picture of her.)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hv970k99iix4h07/20190513_133816.jpg?dl=0

[Scyther]

These images dont seem to like the format... heres another one with her on a cotton ball next to a quarter.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/uynNudLESxqD58BP7

[Scyther]

Looked back and realized I forgot to add details.
Iowa City, Iowa
Caught May 13, 2019
I cant tell if there are any wing scars.

[Dork1522]

Sadly, this is a wasp.

https://www.google.com/search?q=velvet+ant&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjY7qrOtpniAhUNUa0KHWxVCZsQ_AUIDigB&biw=1536&bih=750

[Scyther]

Huh this is the first time I've seen a wingless wasp but one of those images looked similar to her so a guess she is. Ah well. Back to hunting.

[JoeHostile1]

Dude you’re very lucky that thing didn’t sting you. It’s known as the cow killer.

Dasymutilla occidentalis

[TheRealAntMan]

Dude you’re very lucky that thing didn’t sting you. It’s known as the cow killer.

Dasymutilla occidentalis

Dasymutilla occidentalis? You were able to iD her without a clear view of her antennae or her gaster? Wow.