Tree ID

[billfred]

Road crew dropped this off for me. Southern Indiana.

 

[johneh]

In my limited experience I say it will be fire wood soon
Looks like oak but not sure .where you live has a lot of types of trees that I have never seem!
Like the little lady you have as a model

 

[billfred]

Yeah worked out great. They were a half mile down the road. I stopped and asked if they wouldn’t mind dropping it off. And it’s all good stuff. I would love if it’s white oak.

 

[JSeery]

Grain doesn't look like oak to me. I'm gonna say hard maple (better than oak, IMO). Does it smell sweet?

 

[blades]

looks like Norway maple to me. about 1/2 way between Sugar and Silver maples

 

[billfred]

It does kind of smell sweet.

 

[CincyBurner]

I'll go with maple - sugar maple
maple is opposite branching habit, and sugar has platy bark, Norway has uniform, shallow furrowed bark.
Look for a few leaves attached to the limb wood.

 

[Medic21]

I was thinking mulberry by the coloring of the wood.

 

[Blueox4]

Doesn’t hickory have that darker center wood and lighter outer wood? Looks like hickory to me.

 

[PA. Woodsman]

Looks like soft Maple to me, but could be wrong.

Ask that little cutie pie looking at it, I'll be she knows!

 

[billfred]

I already have 30 rick split and stacked plus a bunch more rounds. Not that I needed more but I couldn’t resist. So easy.

 

[Eureka]

Looks like soft maple

 

[lost in the woods]

hard maple

 

[TreePointer]

I'm lichen maple for this one.

Seriously, it's a maple. Leaning toward sugar as bark is starting to exhibit larger vertical plating plating.

 

[Bushels20]

I’m in western Ohio, looks a lot like our sugar maples.

 

[hickoryhoarder]

My eyes say red maple. I'm not real good from photos.