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tjwarren

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I was given a pile of this no bark, no leaves, kind of purplish color when I split it. Anyone know what it is?
 

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Some type of walnut or butternut?
 
I don't know of another wood that grows in your area that would be as dark - gotta be Black Walnut.
 
It doesn't grow around here, but I heard Catalpa wood can be purple.
 
Welcome to the forum DeWoodBurner.

That is some pretty good wood you got and the price was right! Get all you can. Store up 2-3 years supply and your stove will be very happy and so will your family.
 
I`m doing alright then being the smaller stack is about 85% of this stuff and I have to make a few more runs to get the rest.
 

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