I would also never want to purposefully hybridize them, but where I live in MN, easterns and westerns range overlap and they have been seen in the same general area. Other posters have said the same thing about other parts of the US. I would think that there would be some natural hybrids out there, but have never heard of such a thing. Has anyone else?
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Kevin Collison

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• hybrid hognose - jbhognose, Tue Nov 4 09:39:56 2008
• RE: hybrid hognose - FL_Herps, Tue Nov 4 17:19:44 2008
• RE: hybrid hognose - missouriherper, Tue Nov 4 17:54:51 2008
• RE: hybrid hognose - FL_Herps, Tue Nov 4 18:16:18 2008
• RE: hybrid hognose - missouriherper, Tue Nov 4 18:33:17 2008
• Alk heterodon can hybridize - Croc 2-3, Thu Nov 6 15:34:39 2008
• RE: Alk heterodon can hybridize - FloridaHogs, Thu Nov 6 16:31:21 2008
• RE: Alk heterodon can hybridize - tortoiseguy65, Fri Nov 7 11:50:31 2008
• Almost certainly - brhaco, Thu Nov 6 21:26:48 2008
• RE: Almost certainly - myotismn, Fri Nov 7 21:09:38 2008
• RE: Almost certainly - Joe Forks, Sat Nov 8 08:24:48 2008
• RE: Almost certainly 20 feet apart - lep1pic1, Sat Nov 8 22:27:03 2008
• Back in the olden days...... - krhodes, Mon Nov 10 13:11:28 2008