Another wood ID?

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bigbarf48

bigbarf48

Minister of Fire
Dec 21, 2012
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Stone Mountain GA
I split this all up a few months ago. I thought oak at the time but now im not sure. Could it be ash? What do you all think?

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I'd say its definetly not ash. But it does appear to be a type of Oak. When you split it, what does the fresh split smell like?
 
Kinda looks like it might be some type of Hickory...
 
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