Is this Osage Orange?

Second pic. First pic is definitely mulberry. FBM offering. Has the bark and color. Doesnt match black locust or mulberry that ive seen on here or in person. Didnt state they came from the same tree. If you cant view this see #5 below

 

I see a decent sized white sap ring so Im thinking its mulberry.

 

RARE to see mulberry of any size let alone that big around here so im not familiar with its bark texture at that size.

 

Locust?

 

Would someone mind screenshotting what you’re seeing because this is all I’m seeing. TIA

 

Thanks, that looks just like the huge mulberry at the bottom of my street. Next time you’re up here I’ll show it to you.

 

You can see it now?

Hooray! Sorry for the technical issues. Im much better with a chainsaw that a computer. Go get it Eric!

 

You nailed it Scotty.
2 year black locust on the right, and today’s large mulberry on the left.

 

Pic #1 looks a lot like Mulberry but Pic #2 definitely looks like Osage to me.

 

Eric Wanderweg got all the wood from the listing and determined it to be mulberry. I SOOOO wanted it to be hedge. Mine and Eric's holy grail score here.

Maybe someday, maybe!

 

Still a great score. Congrats Eric!

 

I almost thought it was hedge myself, but not heavy enough. Split too easily as well. The woman had a couple smaller mulberry trees growing along her driveway too. This big old one that came down must’ve been the mother tree.

 

So whaddaya think Eric? Will we ever score hedge in CT?

 

Maybe
oak.conncoll.edu:8080/notabletrees/Process_SelectTaxon.jsp

 

I get "error" when i click on the link. If thats the biggest in the state maybe we can get on the waiting list if they ever cut it down?