Yet another Wood ID

[ZZ Tom]

I know these are rather crappy pictures but they are what the seller has posted. Any ideas as to what species I have here. The wood is located about 25 miles from home and I'm not in dire need, but I will travel for the right stuff. The yellow/orange sapwood has me a little excited.
Picture 3 is from a different ad from the same seller, may or may not be the same tree.
I have texted the seller asking about it, waiting on his reply.

 

[Kevin Weis]

Could be Hickory, but need to see one split to be sure.

 

[Chas0218]

Ash or Red Maple. Tough to tell from photos but to me it looks more like a Maple than anything. If it were me I would be grabbing it as it doesn't look to be anything soft.

 

[ZZ Tom]

Seller just got back to me. Says its gone. Oh well.

Thanks guys

 

[jackatc1]

It looks like a yard tree full of hardware.
Not worth 50 mile round trip even if free.

 

[hickoryhoarder]

Smaller diameter stuff looks like red maple.

 

[TheAardvark]

From all the nails in that tree, my guess is ironwood.

 

[woodhounder]

Mulberry.

 

[ZZ Tom]

So the seller got back to me. Turns out the main trunk pieces shown in picture 3 was still available so I grabbed it.

I'm thinking it's box elder. The branches laying around had opposite branching, and tons of seed pods laying about.
Not a horrible wood, on par with silver maple.
Looking at the yard, there will be more to come. A serious leaner looking to take out the back fence and the house behind. Another leaner heading for the sellers place.

@jackatc1 - Yes, it's a yard tree, that's all there is around here. Forest cutting permits will put me easy 100+ miles out for cedar, cottonwood, fir or pine. Yes, some hardware but I seem to have missed it all getting it bucked up. Not nearly as much hardware as the black locust I picked up a few months back, fence line tree with chain link inside. That's what the sawzall is for.