Brad,

A Boerne area herper actually reported finding a DOR Heterodon that had a black ventral surface a while back. He didn't realize what he might have had and didn't save it. So it's possible that nasicus still remains in the area.

There are very old records for H. nasicus from Bexar, Comal and Hays counties (as well as fossil records from some of the local caves). An older herper friend of mine once told me that H. nasicus could still be found in Bexar County in the 1950s, mainly in the NE portion, where Prairie Kings can yet be found.

Defeat HB 2414!
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Tom Lott
Thornscrub

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