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Wood ID help please

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  1. sevensandeights

    sevensandeights

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    Tree service dropped this off the other day. Appears to have been a live tree based on the few leaves that came with it. Very heavy like red oak. One picture shows the tree in question next to a mature ash log.
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  2. ThomH123

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    Some kind of hickory?
     
  3. Chud

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    I think it’s a big Hickory, maybe Bitternut
     
  4. Churchville Kevin

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    Around here they call it close bark hickory... I think it's either bitternut or pignut. Great score!
     
  5. sevensandeights

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    I was thinking hickory as well. Rare for me as I have never received any in the past. I do have some shag bark trees on my property but they are thriving and won't be turned into firewood in my lifetime.
     
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    Looks like firewood to me!


    I had to:rofl: :lol:
     
  7. Buck55

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    I concur that it's hickory, almost looks like mockernut to me but I am not certain.

    Wonderful for firewood and the smoker.
     
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  8. T.Jeff Veal

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    Screenshot_20220904-173131.png You have some nice hickory logs. Great stuff. Picture this app confirmed bitternut hickory
     
  9. Backwoods Savage

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    Sweet! Some good heat there.
     
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    Bitternut hickory. Good stuff there. Hickory bark is one of the toughest.
     
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    100% hickory right there....
     
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  12. TurboDiesel

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    The light colored sapwood and bark, look like hickory
     
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