WOOD ID

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Rickb

Minister of Fire
Oct 24, 2012
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St.Louis
Any ideas?

(broken link removed to http://stlouis.craigslist.org/zip/4316165706.html)
 
My only idea is that if it was a listing for South County Rhode Island, I'd be responding to it instead of posting here. ;)

Looks like a mix - lots of hardwoods in there
 
The stuff to the right with the darker heart wood could be hickory. Definitely a mix like BEConklin said. Go grab it and post better pics for us and we'll ID it all!
 
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Grab it. Looks like Pin oak, Locust, and other good stuff.
 
Guy isnt answering emails....... Will let you all know if I ever get in contact with him.
 
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