Black locust.
Hey kids, is that mulberry? I've never cut any so I don't know for sure.
For sure it's not blue ash. I'm not sure what it is yet, but I'm still checking.
Jes one 'o dem days! We all getts em! [ATTACH]
:salute:Great score! Nice sized rounds. I enjoy cherry but I rarely get it. It's common here but just none on my place.
I still say some sort of poplar.
Good call. I was thinking poplar but couldn't find the right leaf.
YUM!!!!!!
My first thought seeing the wood was tulip poplar but the leaves aren't correct for that. So I say: [ATTACH]
Nice work! Free wood and everyone is safe. Now, go enjoy a cold one! [ATTACH]
Ahhh... a tarp diaper to catch the splitter poop! Makes for easy cleanup. :salute:
Out with the old, in with the new! The circle of life.
I've not had honey locust in my stacks in a while, but, when I did it was still heavy after 4 years stacked.
O.M.G! Has he ever used a saw before that was filmed? [ATTACH]
I've seen a lot of steep back angle cuts like that, only more neatly finished, in my area. I've not seen anyone make the cut however. No survivors...
I would rate it as about the same as this guy's driving! A disaster!:rofl: :lol: [ATTACH]
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Pignut hickory
My brother in law owns an apple orchard in upstate New York. He spreads a huge tarp on the ground and runs old, low producing and dead trees...