Does anyone know what type of wood this is? It looks like something in the soft family to me but I'm not an expert at this.
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claydogg84
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Pennsyltucky Chris
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Scotch Pine, possibly. Burns much hotter than most pines. About the same as Soft Maple. Get as much as you can.
AmbDrvr253
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Sadly no needles. It was at the compost center already cut up into rounds. Scotch Pine or Red spruce, both have similar drying habits correct?
dly no
paul bunion
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I agree it is softwood and there are several good guesses above. All of the possibilities dry about the same. They'll be ready next year if not sooner.
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