ID Please

The big oak I hauled in from the storm took this lil guy out and I threw it in with the load of oak. Not sure what it is, it was dead standing about 12 inches at the base. Bark looks like cherry, but wood in the inside is yellow like mulberry. Had lost about half the bark before I got it so not much there to ID from. Wood is very knarly, havent tried to split any yet though. One,more note is how knarly and the fact it was dead and a yard tree Im thinking maybe some hybrid yard tree.

Any particular odor as you were cutting?

Looks like Honey Locust to me....

I think it looks like honey locust also

+2 - 'specially with the ant farm in the middle

I'm adding to the honey locust crowd. Throw that oak aside and get the locust! Just kidding, go ahead and keep the oak, bring the honey locust over to my place... You don't want that stuff in your stacks....

Cool, I've got another stack of locust I will add that to. The locust was cut live this summer. How long does locust take to dry?

It dries pretty quickly, but it's best to give it a year for optimum BTU's. However, if we continue to have this friggin heatwave, it MAY possibly be ready this winter......

Thanks I'll be good then, Im almost done with my 2013-2014 supply it will got stack. The oak Im processing now I will be using for 2014-2016, will need to add some shoulder season wood to that but that wont be a problem to find. This forum has really made me get ahead, started just this past Nov and I think I have a problem like many others on here admit. Wood cutters anonymous may be starting soon for people with serious problems.

The good wood is yellow, locust is my guess .
Maybe "Gramps wood"
Face looks similar to gramps, right after Grandma hit him in the mouth for a snide comment & he's wearing the same hat he wore LOL

That looks like a Thornless Honey Locust, which is a common yard tree.

Possibly a redbud if its a yard tree. The few that I have cut, have been yellow

All the Honey Locust Iv'e had/seen is salmon colored wood

The sapwood of most honey locusts I cut is yellowish/orange, with salmon heartwood.

You have White sapwood, yellow heartwood and rot in the photos above.

Any thoughts on species then?

If I had to guess I would say Honey locust.

Maybe just since its been dead for a while it lost some of the color?

Been dead longer thantthe truck's been stuck? LOL
If it difficult to drive a nail in it, dry locust
Great firewood !

The ant holes = locust. The best to burn.Period.