I have looked through my tree book but am not confident in what I see. Wondering if you guys will be able to help me narrow it down. Thanks!
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TheAardvark
Burning Hunk
Fuut Master
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Looks like that is the one. I looked back in my book and read that red hickory is a variety with 7 leaves, and shaggier bark, might be a possibility.
ValleyCottageSplitter
Feeling the Heat
All the hickories here in NY have nice large nuts at the moment and are pretty easy to spot. Though this one doesn't have any samaras either... The ashes have dumped loads of samaras in the past few months. That could help as well in addition to the opp/alt branching.
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