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Sounds like the tree is dying. Where are you?
Up here in the North Carolina mountains I used to have a lot of locust trees. A thousand or more, on my 48 acres.
And 20 years ago the blight hit, and they all died.
These days the only locusts are sprouts that came out of the stumps, of the trees I cut down 23 years ago.
These sprouts will get up about 25 feet high and then just conk out and die.
Did both Honeylocust and Black die? I didn't know about BL twenty years ago so I don't know if the blight was here. BLs are now growing fine, but I don't know about the Honey. My neighbor has a large, dead one that I'm gonna grab..a lot bigger than the shoots you are describing, maybe 18" diameter.
I don't know the honey locust from the black, just that, all my locusts are dead. I still have dozens of standing dead locust, near the road where I can cut it easily.