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Species id request

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  1. The Wood Wolverine

    The Wood Wolverine

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    86005CCA-24C7-46BE-B32C-2F36FFB54E7E.jpeg A friend on ig asked me what kind of wood I thought this was. Anyone care to guess?
     
    Backwoods Savage, Horkn and MO. Wood like this.
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    Near Ingersoll Ontario Canada.
     
    Backwoods Savage and MO. Wood like this.
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    ^^ could be either of the above. But hickory for sure.
     
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    I'd lean towards Pignut Hickory, bark tends to be smooth in "younger" trees, typical dark hickory heartwood and light sapwood.
    Well within its southern Ontario range
     
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    Thanks very much gentlemen!
     
    Backwoods Savage, MO. Wood and Horkn like this.
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    Yeah, the hickories sure have great coloration.