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Wood id help

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  1. Snigg

    Snigg

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    Any ideas on what type of wood this is? It’s from a local craigslist ad.
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    Snigg, Mar 4, 2020
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  2. farmer steve

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    Sure looks like mulberry from here.
     
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    Tulip or pear. But I think it’s too big to be pear
     
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    I agree on mulberry.
     
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    I agree with mulberry. The yellow heartwood turns red when exposed to the elements. Great firewood. Get it ASAP.
     
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