NW Georgia Wood ID 5
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Good guess! There are actually two hickories that are similar - Shagbark and Shellbark. I don't know if both occur in NW Georgia. Shagbark almost certainly does and Shagbark is the more common one. No difference in wood as far as I know - the distinction is just for botanists.
I didn't know to look for nuts on the ground, so I don't know.
It looks like I guessed pretty good, for never seeing a shagbark hickory tree before, except for pics on hearth.com!
It looks like I guessed pretty good, for never seeing a shagbark hickory tree before, except for pics on hearth.com!
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