Wood ID
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Black Locust, not to be confused with Honey Locust. I agree with my SEPA neighbor, nice score. It needs 2 years to season.
claydogg84
Minister of Fire
It is not all the same, is it? I see some Black Locust and some I think is Chestnut Oak. Look for the pieces that are not yellow, but a more orange color. Those are either Chestnut Oak or Sassafras.
Omaha419
Burning Hunk
Anyone know what wood this is? My dad dropped it off. Not sure whether to split/![[Hearth.com] Wood ID](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/177/177995-410f6cb7a05540371af7598c1c850a10.jpg?hash=V0lVsEpvyn "[Hearth.com] Wood ID")
stack it or use it in my fire pit. Thanks
stack it or use it in my fire pit. Thanks- Status
