Today's Scrounge - Wood ID

[Jay106n]

I finally got around to splitting this stuff today. I don't see any rays on the splits on the suspected Chestnut Oak and the interior is kinda yellowy. It split nice and easy with very straight splits. Whatever it is, it was free, outside of my time and effort, so I'm happy either way.
Sorry for the shadows on the photos, I didn't realize it at the time.






Today's c/s/s of the loads above.

 

[Dieselhead]

Looks like tulip poplar

 

[Rebelduckman]

100% tulip

 

[Woody Stover]

Looks like tulip poplar

Yeah, split face sure does. Bark in the original pics didn't look right for Tulip, and I don't remember the inner bark being that orange. Then again I haven't cut all that much Tulip, just a few smaller, dead ones for kindling. Maybe on the dead ones the orange has faded?
Looks to be about a cord there, and a good mix of woods. Good work!

 

[Jay106n]

Well at least that's settled. Thanks!

 

[BenTN]

It kinda looks like cottonwood/true poplar to me...
That bark really threw me off. Our tulips usually don't get that narly of bark until they are big, 24"+.

BTUS is BTUs. Good load of wood for the price.

 

[CIRENHOJ]

Yeah looks like the poplar I just got. 2 years old sitting in a barn. Deep furrowed bark and that same yellowish outside wood and greenish heart wood.

 

[Jay106n]

I MM test split a few of these today. All 15% at 8 months. I'm sold on Tulip poplar. No way Oak dries that fast. Plus no rays to be seen, which usually stand out pretty good at this point.