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I have done it both seasons. However best result in the spring
Spring, ideally, before they start peeking...
but they're sturdy plants, and fall is fine, unless you're right at hard frost/ground freeze already.
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/time-year-divide-hostas-70795.html
They are so hardy you can probably do it either season....I did and they survived.
They should be separated in the spring when the rains begin to help them get established real well.