these are photos of the scrounge I am trying to ID

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kwikrp

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the wood is more white but picture shows a yellow color its is a camera issue but wood is very white inside

thanks for looking!!
 
Spruce or birch :)
 

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Punky wood, the sort that we leave in the woods.
 
Backwoods Savage said:
Punky wood, the sort that we leave in the woods.
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Hard to say how punky that really is. If I poke it with the saw scrench and it's hard, I don't care what it looks like, I'm burnin' it! :cheese:
 
Its showing up pretty yellow on my screen. My guess Black locust.
 
very heavy burn hot and long . white oak or Ash?
 
I have had elm that looked like that and good elm (there are different elms just like different maples) is just a little below red oak.
 
Woody Stover said:
Backwoods Savage said:
Punky wood, the sort that we leave in the woods.
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Hard to say how punky that really is. If I poke it with the saw scrench and it's hard, I don't care what it looks like, I'm burnin' it! :cheese:
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+1 - not the most punky wood I've seen - I've kept worse. Cheers!
 
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