Are all these pieces red oak? County cut them down and I picked them up. Wanted to verify before bbq. Thanks all!
Red Oak?
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Ones a reebok and another is a metal bucket? But the limbs all seem to match 
The o e pic with the bark missing sure looks lime red oak.
The o e pic with the bark missing sure looks lime red oak.
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As an easterner I'm only familiar with the tall red oaks here. It's the wood I burn the most. That could be "red oak" in the west, but I wouldn't know.
Doesn’t look like any red oak I’ve ever seen. But I’m on the east coast
Thanks for the response. Yes, Coastal Red Oak is it. We tend to just say “Red Oak” here so I didn’t think to add coastal.Here's a pic that somebody is calling "coastal live red oak". Maybe the same stuff...
