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Looks like rotten ash

Thanks for the replies. The wood looks and smells like hickory, but the bark doesn't.

Picked this up today, guy said it was walnut. I told him when I got there, that it was not walnut. What say you? Somewhat stringy. Southern Michigan wood.

Red and White oak is the most overrated firewood. There are a lot of woods that dry faster and have just as good BTU's

Mulberry for me, way underrated. It burns long and hot.

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Silver Maple, ok wood.

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Looks like it has plenty of life. Dry it out and burn it up.

Definitely not the bottom of the barrel, Ash is one of my favorites. Dry time is like none other, important to me because of limited stacking room, but unfortunately almost wiped out by the EAB.

Sorry, it was already guessed.

How about Honeylocust?

Yes, I have never been able to make money off of it. It's either too short, too many knots, there's always something wrong with it. It's just firewood for me around here.

Loose would dry faster, but you'll get more in the crate, if you stack it.

A bit over 3 cord. Lots of gopher wood, oak ,and walnut.

So, you still have to stack it all when you are done? It seems like splitting is the easy part.

I agree, I leave the punky behind.

Yep, I've used them on campfires, work really good.

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