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Pennsyltucky Chris

Minister of Fire
Feb 9, 2014
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Nockamixon, Pa
Hey gang. I scored a few dozen rounds of wood after a lot was cleared out in the woods by my house. I'm not sure what it is. Anyone know? TIA.

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I'm thinking Tulip as well. Maybe the reason it's splitting harder is because it's dried out. A pic of the split wood should tell the tale...
 
It's not oak! Yellow Poplar/Tulip.
 
I'm WRONG.........The splits are ASH! I had thought in the back of my mind but jumped to too quick of a decision.
 
If you got "a few dozen" of those rounds, that is a score! :cool: Yep, Tulip would be smoother, not grainy like that on the split face. But I saw the flat ridge tops on the bark, thought I saw light gray in the furrows, and went Tulip.
 
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If you got "a few dozen" of those rounds, that is a score! :cool: Yep, Tulip would be smoother, not grainy like that on the split face. But I saw the flat ridge tops on the bark, thought I saw light gray in the furrows, and went Tulip.

Yes sir. I got about 60 rounds of of maple and what you see there. The split is pretty even 50/50. I took my 3 boys, my 5x8 trailer, and made 3 trips to the lot that was cleared. I split a good portion of it last weekend. I estimate I have a solid cord.
 
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