Name that tree?
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Pennsyltucky Chris
Minister of Fire
Pics 1 & 2 look like an oak.
Pic 3 definitely has Ash on the bottom.
Pic 4 is of the Hickory family.
Pic 3 definitely has Ash on the bottom.
Pic 4 is of the Hickory family.
English BoB
Minister of Fire
I'm sorry but the first two are definitely not ash if you swing an axe dull swing it bounces right off... And both are definitely not oak which is why I'm stumped...no pun intended
Lakeside
Minister of Fire
TheAardvark
Burning Hunk
Pics 1 & 2 look like an oak.
Pic 3 definitely has Ash on the bottom.
Pic 4 is of the Hickory family.[/QUOTE
I think black ash correct on some
CincyBurner
Minister of Fire
Hickorynut
Feeling the Heat
claydogg84
Minister of Fire
heavy hammer
Minister of Fire
The bottom two look like hickory as stated above. The top two hard to tell maybe hickory. Is it stringy when split. Is it a hard wood to split.
Cool thanks for all the input and opinions. These really have me scratching my head. Most trees are a piece of cake to identify even in winter... But whatever maybe when I start burning I'll have a better idea.
Pennsyltucky Chris
Minister of Fire
I didn't think the first 2 were Ash. However, after further inspection, the first 2 don't appear to be oak, either. The lichen on the bark make it hard to identify. At least it all looks like it will burn pretty well in a couple years.
JSeery
Feeling the Heat
English BoB
Minister of Fire
CincyBurner
Minister of Fire
firefighterjake
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