Allen76 said:
We have leaf cutter ants and we are on the southern edge of the Hill Country.
They do like sandy soil better but they live in the limestone hills too.
Sometimes it will take a couple of hours to track them from your yard to their "real" home over a quarter mile away. In the summertime you can do it at night with a headlight and maybe a beer.
The key is "open" or well drained souls. If your whole life revolves around a fungal garden in an underground cavern, flooding or saturation is not desirable. I had them on a Knippa clay soil in Uvalde, but I don't think you'll find them on a Houston Black clay in Rosebud.
