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What kind of wood is this?

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  1. grandgourmand

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    Everything I've seen on here says those are both great firewood.
    Go get it.
    We'll wait. :sleeping:
     
  3. Paul bunion

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    Looks like both of you are right. Right side is honey locust.
     
  4. Ralphie Boy

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    :BrianK:Looks like black locust. Honey locust, except for the landscape type, is covered with huge, nasty, armor piercing thorns. Honey locust is a bit more orange than what's in the picture. Black locust is a bit hotter burning than honey locust, but not by much. As for mulberry I can't ssy for sure because I've not cut any.

    In any event it's all great wood so GET IT!!:dex:
     
  5. Backwoods Savage

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    It matters not. Good wood; get it!
     
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    Might want to go get that if nobody's mentioned it yet... :D
     
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    wood should not be there still
     
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    It's Canadian hardwood
    all you Cannucks have is softwood...from what I've heard:D
     
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    Looks like Norwegian Maple. Common in these parts
     
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    You'll be glad you got it if you're loadong it now!!
     
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    You didn't say it was all cut up for you already. RUN! Go get it NOW! Don't wait. Ads like that around where I live usually last an hour like that. Sometimes less. In fact, it may already be gone.
     
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    So, grandgourmand , did you quit typing because you hustled over there to get that, or wut?:whistle:
     
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    Now I'm curious. The pieces at 01:00 and 21:00 with holes look very much like a little guy I dropped cutting trail. Very dense. I thought it was some oak. IMG_4804.JPG IMG_4806.JPG
     

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    M2theB couple pieces you have are red oak - clearly see the rays
    Looks like the hole in the pith let water in and froze causing the splitting
     
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    The color on the split threw me.
    The tree was under the canopy of others. Maybe that's why so dense.
    I'm glad to know I didn't drop one the last of the Mohicans on the property.
    That guy was sickly and located about 5 feet left of me. Pretty dense area.
     
  16. grandgourmand

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    Unfortunately I was second to respond. Had to wait two days to find out someone had already taken it all.

    Darn it. Thanks for the help regardless guys
     
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