Is any of this Pine?

[learnin to burn]

I have no clue what this stuff is. I picked most of it up off the side of the road.

Thanks

 

[LLigetfa]

It all looks like firewood and none of it looks like pine.

 

[Duetech]

I agree with LLigetfa "no pine". One looks like bl. walnut the rest kind of a mix of ash and hickory and maybe silver maple.

 

[JustWood]

I agree with LLigetfa "no pine". One looks like bl. walnut the rest kind of a mix of ash and hickory and maybe silver maple.

Yep!

 

[madrone]

Are you looking for pine?

 

[Wood Duck]

I think I see Shagbark hickory in the middle pic, White Ash and Balck Walnut in the third pic, and some sort of maple in the first picture. No pine that I see.

 

[Pagey]

You can easily tell pine from the hairy palms and chimney fires! :bug:

 

[learnin to burn]

Are you looking for pine?

Nope. But figured if there was any there I would give it to my neighbor who burns pine in his OWB all the time.

 

[SlyFerret]

I like to have a little pine on hand. It's nice to have around for the shoulder season when you just need a quick shot of heat.

If you run your stove right, the pine is just fine to burn in it.

-SF

 

[jebatty]

Well-seasoned pine is as good a firewood as anything else. Pine is about the only wood available in some parts of the country, and has been used as stove wood since stoves were invented. Wet wood and smoldering fires are the source of problems -- not the wood.