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I'm stumped

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by T.Jeff Veal, Apr 24, 2019.

  1. NH mountain man

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    The bark does look like Black Locust, but the leaves are not even close. I've never seen those leaves before.
     
  2. Eric VW

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    See below....
     
  3. T.Jeff Veal

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    Not yet...he wanted me to show it off at the GTG at Dennis's. Looking forward to it.
     
  4. Monster80

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    Persimmon maybe....
     
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    I always thought locust had thorns.
     
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    It's not persimmon, definitely. We have plenty of those.
    The bark is furrowed like hickory, but different some and the leaves don't look like the other hickories around the area.
     
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    It sure does! At least the Black variety, I've never seen any other kind.
     
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    I think honey locust has thorns, I'm not familiar with any of the locust varieties.
     
  9. Monster80

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    I'm gonna say it's just an abnormally big sourwood. But I'm no dendrologist.
     
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    Oh, I didn't know you are a Dentist.:cool::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
     
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    From your pics...
    Breaks seen in the furrows-
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    And from the site I linked.... just a larger diameter specimen.
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    But might be something else, who knows?
     
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    There’s a subtle humor lurking in your statement, WD.:sherlock:

    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I'm going with red hickory. Leaves and bark are both similar to the googles
     
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    I was just gonna say, T.Jeff Veal should fell this mystery tree and bring a round/split to MI next week... then everyone could hold and sniff his wood....:whistle::zip:

    :picard:

    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    There will be 16 women there to "knock the bark off". :whistle::yes::smoke:
     
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    I have a honey locust that does not in my yard.
     
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    Pic of black locust. Just took this picture.
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