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ReggieT

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Hey guys,

After several submits the jury is still out on this load of wood given to me by a local guy running an add for "Free Hickory". He told me this about the tree, "Yeah, it used to drop a bumper crop of nuts every other year fer many years yung feller...tastiest dern nuts this side of my scrotum???"!!!!WTH!!:baba::baba::baba::rare2::omg::nofunny:
I never saw any "nuts' lying around...

I've heard everything from White oak, Ash, Mockernut/Pignut Hickory, Butternut, and Popular!
Here are the best pics I could scrounge.
The last 2 pics are something else tossed in as a bonus...I could stand some help on it as well.White Oak 3.jpg
Appreciate it
White Oak 1.jpg White Oak 2.jpg
Strange wood 2.jpg Strange wood.jpg
 
Any hickory I have even dealt with has a dark core with light wood between the bark and core. From the third picture I would say ash as it looks just like one I cut next to my shed last year.

The second tree resembles chestnut oak top and limb branch bark.
 
****Updated Split Pics***
Split a few rounds earlier today and it was gnarly, stringy, and full of knots!:chainsaw::chop:
Here are pics...
split 1.jpg
splits 1.jpg split 2.jpg
 
Do you know what type of elm it was...decent firewood?
No not sure what kind of elm. I know it was stringy and hard to split. I burn it in my outside furnace it does pretty good but it’s not my first choice just because of how it splits.
 
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