I've had my eye on this big old standing dead tree for a while because the wood is in very good shape, very litte rot or insect damage and it's solid when you knock on it. I think it's an elm tree and if it is there could be a lot of a good dry wood there for this winter. There is still some bark at the bottom of the tree and it's in one big piece that I could probably pull off all at once. I've found a couple other standing dead elm's around but they had a lot more bark than this tree does. What do you guys think? If I was to cut it down I'd be a little worried about all the dead branches.