Yet another Wood ID!

[e-d0uble]

Greetings all! My local landfill was nice enough to have a pile of trees waiting for me this morning when I arrived. I snatched up a bunch of 'em as usual. I'm not sure what this stuff is, but the bark sure looks like locust (honey?) to me. Thing is, I seem to remember locust being a lot heavier than this was. Any takers on ID'ing this lot?

 

[TreePointer]

Black locust.

It even has the same poison ivy vine that mine usually has.

(Honey locust has smoother bark)

 

[outdoorlivin247]

:agree2:

Black Locust, but I am banking on wild grape or virginia creeper on the vine...

 

[lone wolf]

Easy one locust ,what vine?

 

[outdoorlivin247]

Easy one locust ,what vine?

 

[smokinj]

I would check out you raker depth they seem off. :agree2: locust

 

[TreePointer]

:agree2:

Black Locust, but I am banking on wild grape or virginia creeper on the vine...

Good point. Now that I look at that vine again, I don't see any PI furry parts anchoring it to the bark.

 

[lone wolf]

Good point. Now that I look at that vine again, I don't see any PI furry parts anchoring it to the bark.

I would not touch it but I guess he will get it if he cut it !

 

[e-d0uble]

Cool, glad to hear that's black locust.. I'll have to go back tomorrow and fetch more if there's any letft. Regarding the vine comments - if that is indeed poison ivy, I'm one of the lucky few that doesn't get a rash from it... So no worries. Thanks again all!

 

[peterc38]

Nice score, I wish my local landfill had free black locust.

 

[Jimfound]

30 year old locust? Looks good....and I like the chainsaw-cut patterns on your pics. I still for the life of me can't tell what is honey or what is black locust, but there are a plenty threads on here about that topic. Carry on.

 

[lone wolf]

Looks like black here in the pics.