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What's this stuff?

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  1. Rangerbait

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    Black Walnut maybe?

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    Rangerbait, Jun 21, 2017
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    Looks like it to me. One sniff should tell.

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    Ronaldo, Jun 21, 2017
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    I would say so
     
    BeechNut, Jun 21, 2017
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    Crushing the leaves and a whiff should smell like handling a fresh walnut husk if it is...
     
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    I think that could be a black walnut but looks a little strange for what we have here. It can look different in different areas.
     
    Backwoods Savage, Jun 22, 2017
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    Looks like a black walnut I have on my place.
     
    Moparguy, Jun 22, 2017
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    Black Walnut

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    HDRock, Jun 22, 2017
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    It does look a little strange for walnut with that large sapwood.
     
    clemsonfor, Jun 22, 2017
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    That's what I was thinking too...we do have a ton of Black Walnut around here, and this tree is only about 6-8" in diameter
     
    Rangerbait, Jun 22, 2017
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    Well I guess ot only being 8"s it could be. For some reason my brain was making me think that was a 10-14" log.
     
    clemsonfor, Jun 23, 2017
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    Carful Rangerbait I see some poison ivy leaves poking out from between those two logs! :hair:
     
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    Yeah, that crap is EVERYWHERE around here. I don't get it at all, but my wife is super allergic to it. Nasty stuff.
     
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    There more of us than one would think. I don't get it either and neither does my dad. I don't try to mess with it but I can walk through it in shorts or brush up to it and not get it. I am a forester and sometimes when I have gone to measure a tree I go to hug it and realize the vines on it are poison ivy and it was just brushing my face...glad I am not really allergic.
     
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    I heat you...not one to gloat, but I'm very happy that I can withstand incidental contact without suffering what the Mrs. endured this spring. She got it systemically, and it was fvcking miserable.
     
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    Hear*
     
    Rangerbait, Jun 24, 2017
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    I said the same thing one day when I cut a 4" vine on a tree...got it a couple times since then too...twice in the middle of the winter from just handling firewood :hair:

    Don't temp it:emb:
     
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    Seems to work that way. Never bothered me then one day I was hanging a tree stand and got all over my arms. NOT FUN!

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    Ah ha! Caution folks! We have an honest to goodness tree hugger amongst us!
     
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    I almost used that term. But I don't really like it so instead of saying when I went to hug the tree, I said measure it. But we do say "hug that tree" sometimes when talking about measuring them. You have to go up to it and grab your tape around the back side. Big trees you have to throw your tape from one hand to the other and pull it around to measure it.
     
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    Yup. I knew what you were doing there but just had to kid you a bit.
     
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