mybowtie Feb 26, 2013 M mybowtie ArboristSite Operative Joined Oct 16, 2009 Messages 344 Location upstate NY Feb 26, 2013 #21 zogger said: I had some shaggybark chunks here that splitting the dark wood smelled like bacon! Click to expand... I NEED some of that......
zogger said: I had some shaggybark chunks here that splitting the dark wood smelled like bacon! Click to expand... I NEED some of that......
Preston Feb 26, 2013 P Preston Addicted to ArboristSite Joined Nov 11, 2010 Messages 2,690 Location Milner, Georgia Feb 26, 2013 #22 Maybe I should have said smells good enough to eat.:msp_biggrin:
leonardo Feb 26, 2013 L leonardo ArboristSite Lurker Joined Feb 7, 2009 Messages 37 Location akron, oh Feb 26, 2013 #23 pignut or bitternut hickory. no way is it ash or maple.
Dale Feb 26, 2013 D Dale ArboristSite Guru Joined Dec 29, 2004 Messages 768 Location PA Feb 26, 2013 #24 stltreedr said: The bark looked like hickory, to me- throw a piece in the stove and you will tell hickory from maple in about 4 hrs. Click to expand... 4 hrs heck. Leave the door cracked a smidge, and you'll tell if it's Hickory as soon as a smoke swell pops out and that sweet aromoa hits your nose. NOTHING smells as good as Shag Hickory..... not even Cherry, and Cherry smells gooooooodddddd.
stltreedr said: The bark looked like hickory, to me- throw a piece in the stove and you will tell hickory from maple in about 4 hrs. Click to expand... 4 hrs heck. Leave the door cracked a smidge, and you'll tell if it's Hickory as soon as a smoke swell pops out and that sweet aromoa hits your nose. NOTHING smells as good as Shag Hickory..... not even Cherry, and Cherry smells gooooooodddddd.
Preston Feb 26, 2013 P Preston Addicted to ArboristSite Joined Nov 11, 2010 Messages 2,690 Location Milner, Georgia Feb 26, 2013 #25 That's what I'm talking about.
belgianman Feb 26, 2013 B belgianman New Member Joined Dec 30, 2010 Messages 1 Location ohio Feb 26, 2013 #26 Pics are kinda small but looks like ash to me, has that diamond bark.
