I am new to identifying trees as well as wood burning. I have been working hard on my three year plan all spring and summer long. I have come across a couple of these trees. They all have been down for a couple years so I have no leaves or fruit to help me identify it.
I am located in east central MN. When looking here at what native trees are available I thinking it might be hickory or elm.
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Can some one please help me figure out what type of tree this is?
The rounds are very heavy and pretty wet. It feels like a pretty hard wood so I am guessing the weight is not all coming from the water. I just cut this one last night and split it up. The bark just seems to fall right off.
I am located in east central MN. When looking here at what native trees are available I thinking it might be hickory or elm.
(broken link removed to http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/forestry/education/treeforallseasons/nativetrees.html)
Can some one please help me figure out what type of tree this is?
The rounds are very heavy and pretty wet. It feels like a pretty hard wood so I am guessing the weight is not all coming from the water. I just cut this one last night and split it up. The bark just seems to fall right off.