I think WillowOr Elm. Not ash bark.
Well that sucks if so. Is elm worth a flip? Prettysure Iit's not willow
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Well that sucks if so. Is elm worth a flip? Prettysure Iit's not willow
Paulywalnut
Minister of Fire
Yes elm is ok. It just has to be well seasoned. It could be something else. I'm pretty sure it's not ash.
mstoelton
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KindredSpiritzz
Minister of Fire
sure looks like exactly the same stuff you guys told me was ash a few weeks ago when i had an ID question. Same orange tint and same stringiness.
Anytime Sassafras is mentioned on this site, the experts always say "you'll smell it right away if it's sass." So, does it smell unique like root beer?
shoot-straight
Minister of Fire
def not ash. i am certain its gum or hickory, but leaning heavilty toward hick. i hate both woods BTW.
I'm pretty sure it's not gum. Wouldn't have cut it if it was. If it winds up being elm or hickory, I can live with it.
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