curber said:Actually none of those downed trees look like our quaking aspen...... Is this trickery???
zapny said:curber said:Actually none of those downed trees look like our quaking aspen...... Is this trickery???
We burned two cord of quaking aspen this year for the shoulder season, I cut that just up the hill from this. I'll get a better picture later this week or on the weekend.
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curber said:zapny said:curber said:Actually none of those downed trees look like our quaking aspen...... Is this trickery???
We burned two cord of quaking aspen this year for the shoulder season, I cut that just up the hill from this. I'll get a better picture later this week or on the weekend.
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Is it the E/w one that is long and strait? Just can't see any white on it. Are yours normally white? Pat
curber said:Wow I mite be wrong at what I call Quaking Aspen but yours don't look anything like ours. I'm stumped now.... Pat
nrford said:Good possibility that the op's aspen is Big Tooth. Out east it is sometimes very difficult to tell without a leaf. But for some reason quaking aspen out west does look differant than back east, they are the same beast however!!
nrford said:Good possibility that the op's aspen is Big Tooth. Out east it is sometimes very difficult to tell without a leaf. But for some reason quaking aspen out west does look differant than back east, they are the same beast however!!
curber said:Ours are very white. .5 cord Zap!! sorry to ruin your post.. Pat
ironpony said:looks about to be a college cord to me..............
zapny said:How many true cord in the bigger downed quaking aspen?
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