I'm in ct and I am not 100% sure of these two species. One I think is birch,,, the tree is still oozing 3 weeks after I cut it.. The other I think is silver maple?
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nrford
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I have a lot of black birch , maple ... And not to brag a boat load of red oak . I took down two more black birch... A real pain to split
paul bunion
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Yes, black birch can be unfriendly to split. It also rots out instantly if you let it get damp. Other than that it is primo wood.
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