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Wood ID

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Buttercup, Oct 10, 2018.

  1. Buttercup

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    A595DD41-112A-41B6-AEFE-09B501629410.jpeg 8B46D14D-0B93-489C-8D19-98353D5086EA.jpeg What kind is this?
     
  2. stuckinthemuck

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    Looks like shagbark hickory. Not too shaggy yet...
     
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    Lookc like pignut hickory
     
  6. Oakman69

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    Black hickory maybe.. hognut close the same.
     
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    My guess:
    Pignut hickory
     
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    Hickory. Doesn't really matter what kind....it's all good firewood.
     
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    Ok I'm feeling a little more proud of myself for also thinking hickory at first. Hard for me to ID wood species that I rarely ever get or have cut. Shagbark is unmistakable though even when it's young, but the other types tend to throw me off. Another good indicator is if those rounds seem extremely heavy for their size.