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Wood ID please!!

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by defiant, Oct 8, 2013.

  1. defiant

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    I know I am in the right place. A customer of mine that burns pellets and wood offered this to me. How could I refuse?? I am addicted :cool:
    Took pictures of leaves, hope this helps, and thanks to Dexter "Mad Dog" Day I had to stack the rounds until the splitter comes my way:rolleyes:
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    Hickory, mockernut maybe.
     
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  3. lukem

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    Agree on hickory. Possibly pignut. You did good.
     
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  4. defiant

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    The leaves smell pungent, could take more pics? All I know it is heavy!!:eek:
     
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    Looks like hickory to me.
     
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  6. defiant

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    The guy that gave it to me thought chestnut..
     
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    I agree to with hickory. Now who wants to id that beer?
     
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    I was trying but gave up :(
     
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  9. defiant

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    IDing that beer wood be Magic:rolleyes:
     
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    Is he a time traveler from the late 1800s? o_O
     
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    Looks like a beer possibly from the darkside
     
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  12. Pyroholic

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    Magic Hat No. 9 damm fine beer, used to brew it from a recipe years ago. it is actually a small amount of apricot extract in it that gives it that smooth, lightly citrus, flavor. A "Not quite pale ale".

    Still have the recipe if anybody is interested, along with many other North American Clone Recipes.
     
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  13. Oakman69

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    Definitely hick pig or bitter. Bet that beer was superb as the woods gonna b in a couple
     
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