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North Texas wood ID

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  1. texas4life2003

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    Any ideas what this is? It is fairly dry but not easy to split. 20200912_151812.jpg 20200912_151815.jpg 20200912_151820.jpg
     
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  2. patrick kozlowski

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    looks like red oak with a few knots
     
    patrick kozlowski, Sep 23, 2020
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    Post Oak
     
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    Oak for sure, being in Texas not sure on the specific variety
     
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    Welcome to FHC texas4life2003 :handshake:..... as they said... A variety of red oak.....
     
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    Looks like its in the red oak family.

    Definitely oak
     
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    Welcome to the forum texas4life2003

    For sure looks like something in the red oak family.
     
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    Hey, texas4life2003 , Welcome to the site! Pull a stump up to the fire and grab a cup of coffee! I figured some kind of Red Oak variety peculiar to Texas also. I was born in Texas and have near kin around Austin, Sabinal/Uvalde and other parts. Long Family history in Texas. Look forward to your posts and pictures!
     
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    Thanks for the replies and the welcomes. I have some old pics of my pile but will get some better ones and post soon. Glad to have found the forum!
     
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