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  1. NYCountry

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    Sunday morning ride guy was cutting up some little trees asked he wants them, ok say no more be back to get them , what kind of wood you think it is, the gray had a tiny maple leaf, so silver maple , and also found a rake for the stove on his property . Should get about 30 or more little logs after he's done cutting them for me not bad
     

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  2. Paul bunion

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    The darker stuff is black birch.
     
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    Thanks Paul bunion 1st time on black birch, how's it burn
     
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    NY, the tool you got is actually a weed chopper. Now we want some pictures of you using it right, but we can wait until next summer if need be. :whistle:
     
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    Backwoods Savage I know it is, messed up the typing lol. Gonna use is as a rake for the stove
     
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    You gonna cut some larger tines into it NYC?
     
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    Gonna
    I'll fix the tines on it, clean it and paint it
     
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    :yes:
     
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    Primo wood. About the same as oak, just dries faster.
     
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    What is it in that pic that gives it away? At first glance, I mite have said cherry. Just looking to broaden my ID knowledge.
     
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    Birch is good stuff !!! :)
    Multiple scoes in multiple directions :thumbs:
     
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    The first pic, the bigger round looks like Cherry.

    Does it smell like wintergreen, if it does it's Black Birch.
     
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    I would think cherry too....but to my best recollection I have never had any birch.
     
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    We have Yellow Birch that gives off that wintergreen smell, not bad firewood too.
     
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    Never saw a manual weed whacker as a coal rake, I'm not knocking it, just never saw anyone use one for that, I bet it will work
     
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    Maybe you can say you know someone now lol :) I'll keep you posted once I try it