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A little farwood and help with positive ID (oak?)

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  1. huskihl

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    That the bark isn't really similar. It's more flaky in his pic, versus the smoother bark in ours
     
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  2. farmer steve

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    Looks very similar to white oak that we have here.
     
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    That is not red nor white oak. I have tons of both, no way its either. It might be oak of some sort, however I can say with complete certainty that it is def not red or white.
     
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    Looking at the third pic I am thinking the first tree is black oak, second tree I would say Ash
     
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  5. DennisbigG

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    Ash on the second one
     
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    Black oak is a species of red oak.

    I agree, the first tree is a black oak. But, I could be wrong.
     
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    Hinerman, Mar 3, 2019
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