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What kind of wood is this?

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  1. Steve Dixon

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    Sorry, kind of a newbie at guessing! Pictures attached. Thanks in advance!!
     

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  2. lukem

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    Mulberry
     
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  3. Steve Dixon

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    And that's good correct? And thanks that was fast!
     
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  4. MO. Wood

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    I agree with lukem I have a bunch of it.
     
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    looks pretty mulberry-y to me. Great wood. Seems like I've been seeing it a lot on here lately.
     
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    :drool: Love Mulberry
     
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    Very good stuff.
     
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    Looks like Mulberry. Please tell me you get to keep all that!!
     
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    never have cut or split any. How easy is it to split with an axe? Are the splits nice and straight or does it grow crooked/twisted?
     
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    Only split with hydraulic. Nice and clean. I just scored some myself. Heavy, lots of water content. Needs time to season.


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