Bought some property in the eastern panhandle of WV. A majority of the trees look like this:
Not sure what they are.
Thanks (again) in advance.
Not sure what they are.
Thanks (again) in advance.
Help ID this tree
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aansorge
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The tree with the bark that looks like "Burnt Cornflakes"
LocustPocust
Burning Hunk
AmbDrvr253
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barmstrong2
Feeling the Heat
Wood Duck
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Black Cherry is a nice middle of the road hardwood. Reasonably dense, reasonably quick to season, reasonably easy to split.
firefighterjake
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. . . and wicked nice smelling. I can never split black cherry without stopping at least a couple of times to stop and sniff that sweet smelling wood.
Oldman47
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