Wood ID help

[Toddw]

I got 2 loads of this today. A friend asked for my help in getting rid of a few hanging limbs he was uneasy about. I'm still trying to hone my id skills. I'm thinking an oak of some variety but I'm not sure. The wood without bark looks paculiar as does the dark center. I know some of yall will know right off. Thanks

 

[Toddw]

 

[nrford]

Oak, looks Red to me.

 

[Pellet_Pete]

Oak, looks Red to me.

Yep, either red or maybe scarlet oak.

 

[tsquini]

Oak

 

[bigbarf48]

Pin Oak

 

[Toddw]

Thanks guys. Oak is it then. I also got some Pecan. I've never burned Pecan and was wondering how well it burns. It'll be next years wood.

 

[bigbarf48]

Thanks guys. Oak is it then. I also got some Pecan. I've never burned Pecan and was wondering how well it burns. It'll be next years wood.

Burns well. Smoke some BBQ with it too

 

[Wood Duck]

Oak for sure. I am not sure what type, but you have more oaks down in Georgia than we have up here.

 

[Woody Stover]

got some Pecan. I've never burned Pecan and was wondering how well it burns. It'll be next years wood.

Great stuff, similar to Hickory, but I don't think you can get it dry in just one summer....

 

[Toddw]

Great stuff, similar to Hickory, but I don't think you can get it dry in just one summer....

I'll keep that in mind. Maybe the year after next burn season

 

[Osagebndr]

Top one looks like red oak. Lowed has some nice inexpensive moisture meters for when the time comes to burn it

 

[Rebelduckman]

Looks like red oak to me. Thought pin But Its Too Red On The Inside

 

[Kool_hand_Looke]

Pecan, is hickory.

 

[Osagebndr]

I don't really run into it much here . Mostly red and white ok . Thanks for the info. I wanted to say the bottom one was hickory tho can't really tell.

 

[Toddw]

All of the pictured wood came from the same tree, an oak. I just mentioned the Pecan though none is pictured because as the oak fell it damaged a limb on the Pecan so we cut that limb off.