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This one's a big'un (42" cross section) I bucked up in Spring.
There are additional pics in my gallery:
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That looks like an ash tree to me
This one's a big'un (42" cross section) I bucked up in Spring.
There are additional pics in my gallery:
http://www.stovenet.com/index.php?action=gallery;cat=6
that looks like an ash tree to me
I would have said shagbark Hickory on the bark pic of "ironwood," also.
Our ironwood has smooth bark. Similar to the texture of American Beech.
+2 - That's White Ash
Olddirty - The very first picture you posted I'm 99% certain that is Black Oak. As someone else mentioned the bark is not consistent with Red Oak. The wood looks similar but the bark is very distinct.
Any ideas here? Planning on milling these bigger ones, but have quite a few smaller logs to burn.
Looks like some punky silver maple.
I hate to burst all your bubbles, but it's a yellow poplar, just like I said. I cut the thing up, and I'm burning it right now, and trust me, it's NOT an ash.
I think the bark on ash and poplar look allot alike. I cant tell without looking at the leaves. If you say its poplar its poplar to me. I have a chance to cut some poplar at a friends farm. Dose it burn good???
I think the bark on ash and poplar look allot alike. I cant tell without looking at the leaves. If you say its poplar its poplar to me. I have a chance to cut some poplar at a friends farm. Dose it burn good???
Any ideas here? Planning on milling these bigger ones, but have quite a few smaller logs to burn.
Any ideas here? Planning on milling these bigger ones, but have quite a few smaller logs to burn.
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