Id please?

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smithm1979

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Dec 22, 2012
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WNY
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Have quite a bit more to get.seemed pretty heavy
 
Looks like old growth oak. Growth rings very close together. Nice wood. Would have made nice lumber.
 
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I see Sass.
 
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Iam for white oak, its common here in the Northeast. I burn 80% white oak and 20% scrounge.

Bob
 
I think I see medullary rays in the first photo, which means the wood is oak. The bark does not look like White Oak, but I think Burr Oak is a good guess.
 
I see sass too....
 
Oak.

For sure.
 
Not in those pictures you don't. It's without question, Oak.
Ha! I wish I had more experience with White Oak than with Sass. I'm glad for the OP - great score!
 
Awesome,then I'm definitely going back to get the rest of it. Too bad i can't use it for 2-3 years but at least it's there waiting for me
 
Awesome,then I'm definitely going back to get the rest of it. Too bad i can't use it for 2-3 years but at least it's there waiting for me
It's all about having dry wood to burn 2-3 years from now just as it is to be burning dry wood presently.... Great score for the future.....
 
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