Wood id

Well I ended up getting a trailer and truck load, definitely not shagbark hickory, I believe this is white oak.

Here are some pictures. It was massive, probably close to 5 foot diameter at the stump!

 

Almost forgot this picture

 

Yes there are some smaller maples down to here too. That standing tree next to the shed was oak

 

Also there was this tree? I didn’t see any leaves and the rounds were really light compared to the oak.

Any idea what kind of tree it is? I can get better pictures in the morning if needed

 

not much to go on there. looks really dark/wet
maybe a yellow poplar/tulip tree

 

Thanks for welcoming The Muzzy and me!

 

Because you said it was light I want to say sassafrass, any chance you can get a pic of a split?

 

Yes. I stand corrected on the Hickory/Oak. It is oak.

These pictures could be bur oak. The smaller rounds sometimes seem light, but it is great firewood.

 

That's a great score!

 

Thanks for the tip on posting pictures. I didn’t know that you could do that

 

Welcome to the group. I wouldn't touch that wood....lol....unless I was closer......from what I can tell, it's white oak, several of the white oak varieties have bark like that.

 

Welcome to the club

 

I don't think it's tulip poplar. Bark is to rough and dark, and the wood like to yellow, IMO

 

we have poplars here that get very deep furrows in the bark, when mature of course.

 

Welcome Muzzy and Joe.
Last pics look like a soaking wet Sassafras to me but my wood id skills are from poor to nonexistent.
Grab it up. Gotta light all that good score with something.

 

Sassy.