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bigtall
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JustWood
Minister of Fire
Bark kinda looks like apple but I can't say as I've ever seen the inards of an apple tree.
Got me stumped!
Got me stumped!
WoodButcher80
Feeling the Heat
Hickory Master here,
and that aint hickory. well i know its not pignut or shag- 2 species i have 100's of in my woods and woodpile. bark IS like pignut somewhat BUT the inner wood is always darker than outer wood.
im going with some wacky species of oak , not red or white obviously.
and that aint hickory. well i know its not pignut or shag- 2 species i have 100's of in my woods and woodpile. bark IS like pignut somewhat BUT the inner wood is always darker than outer wood.
im going with some wacky species of oak , not red or white obviously.
LLigetfa
Minister of Fire
No way jose, not Black Ash. I can't believe LEE is stumped. I was sure he'd agree with me on it being Black Spruce.gzecc said:
Here's a pic of Black Spruce bark, a little more scaly than some.
Here is Black Ash.
i am going to take a couple pieces to my my county EPA rep and see what she thinks and to a friend of mine who has been in the wood business for 35 years.
definiteLEE said:
its not apple or at least it never had any apples on it.
if it helps any the tree was growing in a very wet (standing water and mud) area with a lot of very large rocks.
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