Locust ?? (at least that’s what I was told) This is my latest marketplace find owner stated the tree service said that this is locust, however if it is locust its one that I have never seen. After done a google search on locust only to find out there are many species not only black or honey. So I thought to get the members input as to what this maybe. The previous owner had the logs under cover for better than 3 years. That cover was weighted to the ground, so the log was unable to let any moisture out. After cutting into billets and several days in the sun, I was able to hand split those straight pieces, those crotch pieces will be left for the splitter.
Yep Honey. Takes as long to dry as oak IMO but worth the extra time. Longer it sits the hotter it burns.
