Yes, it's definitely not mulberryare you familiar with mullberry? bark and wood color look like it but the growth rings throw me off.
The growth rings are pretty good size. Maybe it's holding a lot of water weight?I was gonna say by the rings it doesn't look dense at all but the picture could skewing the actual size.
are the splits heavy or light?The growth rings are pretty good size. Maybe it's holding a lot of water weight?
Might be sassafras...
Looks like pine to me.
this is my guess as well. some kind of hybridized Elm tree. maybe a cross between the American Elm and Siberian ElmChinese elm, full of water. OK to burn when it is dry. Wet it seems like American elm that actually spits with a maul.
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