One more wood ID thread

[Wildwoods]

I'm stumped
Splits ez.. no where as heavy as an oak or maple.

 

[Simonkenton]

The wood looks just like ash, but the bark is not ash. I don't know what it is.

 

[Kwolt]

The bark kind of looks like hackberry but I’m not familiar with what the wood looks like.

 

[Wildwoods]

The gentleman has a tree company said he forgot the name. This is a head scratcher. No odor, no sap from what I see

 

[Kevin Weis]

Might be Altisama (Tree of Heaven).

 

[patrickk222]

IM goin with hackberry cause parts of the bark does look a bit worty

 

[Doublebogey]

Absolutely hackberry

 

[TomMcDonald]

Looks like privet.

 

[Stinkpickle]

It certainly looks like hackberry, but the ones around here are usually fully warted out by the time they get that big.

 

[Wildwoods]

It was easy to split left it nice and chunky

 

[CincyBurner]

Definitely hackberry (Celtis occidentals) - warty bark, white wood with thin bark.

 

[Wildwoods]

Thanks Guys!

 

[Qvist]

Looks like english ivy on it as well?

 

[Woody Stover]

The bark kind of looks like hackberry but I’m not familiar with what the wood looks like.

IM goin with hackberry cause parts of the bark does look a bit worty

Absolutely hackberry

It certainly looks like hackberry, but the ones around here are usually fully warted out by the time they get that big.

Yep, it's fairly common around here (Doublebogey and my area.) You see a lot of variation in the amount of warts; I'll try to find and get a pic of a super-warty one I saw out there the other day.
Medium BTU, about like Cherry. Definitely a wood worth grabbing when it shows up. They don't seem to die very often so I just get ones that get slammed by an Oak deadfall or something..

 

[Woody Stover]

I'll try to find and get a pic of a super-warty one I saw out there the other day.

Here's some warthogs I came across today, plus a couple bone-us pics of the magnificent specie that is the White Oak. The bark is near blinding when the sun is bright. ☀️🤗