Wood id

[Enzo's Dad]

Besides dead what type of tree is this? Is it worth burning?(broken image removed)

 

[blades]

One with perhaps poison Ivy on it, too far away to ID bark

 

[Enzo's Dad]

It's a vine, but not poison ivy... I'll get a better picture when I get home

 

[SawDawg]

Looks like Black Locust from the pic, although it can be anything from that distance

 

[Stinkpickle]

I'm not sure the type, but I'd burn it anyway just to see.

 

[Pellet_Pete]

Could be butternut - they're dying left and right on account of the canker.

 

[kennyp2339]

dead sugar maple with poison ivy for extra btu's and security

 

[Fred Wright]

The arched branches indicate maple. Bark is similar to maple from what I can tell.

 

[Applesister]

I cannot recall what dead maple looks like. But I would say Elm because Elm limbs curl when water leaves the wood. If the limbs all point in toward trunk of tree on top, I would say Elm. Also I dont think Maple grows those lower epicormic branches.
Cannot see the bark so its just a wild guess.

 

[Enzo's Dad]

Closer pics
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[Enzo's Dad]

But going outside I found a similar tree with maple leaves, so I think you guys are right. Great news maple burns well(broken image removed)(broken image removed)

 

[firefighterjake]

Looks a lot like elm to me.

 

[Enzo's Dad]

I think I am going to drop it on sat, pics to follow

 

[wooddope]

looks like elm to me

 

[Steaming Pile]

Looks like maple to me. Knock it down and buck it up...it'll burn regardless.

 

[claydogg84]

American Elm.

 

[Enzo's Dad]

Final verdicts

 

[kennyp2339]

Yay - Maple

 

[Enzo's Dad]

Lol I had gone over to the elm camp.....didn't split like maple

 

[johneh]

Elm or Maple I don't know
Looks like BTU's to me

 

[Wood Duck]

American Elm. The arched branches, bark pattern, and brown, stringy wood are ID points. The vine is Asiatic Bittersweet.

 

[Enzo's Dad]

Great.. Add another species to the property