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  1. Ctwoodtick

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    01F7939D-E227-41C5-9755-45929EF824FE.jpeg DB1C43B2-A2A7-410F-8687-538D3C4EB9DE.jpeg Saw this today while hiking.
     
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  2. Chud

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    Maybe Pignut Hickory.
     
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    Definitely Hickory, not Shagbark. I'm leaning towards Pignut too.
     
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    This site has a healthy population of hickories so you guys could def be right.
     
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    Those don't look to be compound leaves. Looks like Elm to me.
     
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    There is distinct serration and veins on the leaves.
     
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    If it is pignut, watch as the leaf forms next spring and you'll know for sure.
     
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    Elm.
     
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    Originally by the bark I was going to say Tupelo, I just zoomed in on the pic and that is an Elm leaf
     
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