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Mystree Hickory?

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  1. buZZsaw BRAD

    buZZsaw BRAD

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    This was in the back yard of house where i worked today. Looks like hickory, but one im not familiar with. Appears to have been planted there. Could it be pecan? IMG_3436.JPG IMG_3437.JPG IMG_3439.JPG IMG_3438.JPG IMG_3441.JPG IMG_3442.JPG
     
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    Bitternut Hickory?

    The one photo of the leaves in this link looks close. Bitternut Hickory
     
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    Pictures match up with what Google shows... Northern Pecan. All the Hickories I've seen in the area lately have dropped all their leaves by now.
     
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    Looks like pecan to me.
    leaf1.jpg
    bark1.jpg
     
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    Pecan. The bark was a yes, the leaves were a def yes and then the fruit, yes!
     
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    Did you eat the peecan?
     
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    Without the leaf pics I would have said bitternut hickory but leaves and nut say pecan as others have said. Looks like some sap sucker damage with all those holes
     
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    save some for the smoker!
    It's awesome!
     
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    Ive never seen a tree with that much sapsucker damage. Must taste good!