Log 34 ID. Is this another soft maple?

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Bacffin

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The bark is really dark but the inside looks like a large heart based on the earlier maples in this load. On the end picture, the bark has a redish tone to it.

Thanks,
Bruce
 

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Look at those friggin rounds in the background with the woods to boot! Jealous...
 
Where did you get those bolt on forks? Those look mighty handy :)
 
Hard Maple. Note in your photo of the three rounds from top view, where bark is chipped off how brown that layer of bark is. This is where you would tend to see a tinge of red if it where Soft Maple.
 
Hard Maple. Note in your photo of the three rounds from top view, where bark is chipped off how brown that layer of bark is. This is where you would tend to see a tinge of red if it where Soft Maple.

Nrford, Keep these tips coming about IDing logs. I'm loving it. Now if I can just remember them when I'm out in the woods without a computer :confused: Thanks.
 
Good gosh wood would be easy with some of the equipment you guys have i'm jealous also.;lol
 
Where did you get those bolt on forks? Those look mighty handy :)

Screw clamp on. Got them at Northern Tool. They are handy for sure ;)
 
Have to be REAL carefull with them, easy to bend the bucket if you aren't carefull (don't ask how I know!)

It's my second bucket...I already know :(
 
Hard Maple. Note in your photo of the three rounds from top view, where bark is chipped off how brown that layer of bark is. This is where you would tend to see a tinge of red if it where Soft Maple.
Ah... Good to know. So it's easier to scrape some of the bark on the surface as opposed to looking at the end of the round. Thanks nrford!

Bruce
 
HOLY SMOKES DUDE.
I'm super jealous of that source of wood. Nice long straight stuff.
I don't really care what it is,
What ever it is it is definitely burnable.
 
HOLY SMOKES DUDE.
I'm super jealous of that source of wood. Nice long straight stuff.
I don't really care what it is,
What ever it is it is definitely burnable.

I know, it's a pimo load for sure :)
 
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