what kind of acorns are these?

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I would like to make sure what kind of acorns these huge monster ones are - the tree looked like a Bur oak, a small one maybe 5 inches in diameter 3 feet off the ground. I've never seen such huge acorns, or a Bur with acorns that are so "mossy". any experts around?
 
those would be "nappy headed" acorns from the nappy oak tree................




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i too jest and am not sure what kind of acorns they are. i dont think i have seen that kind of acorn. lol big though.
 
don imus got the boot for "nappy headed hoes" comment.



i was absolutely kidding rftree. first thing that popped into my head was don imus when i saw your post. lol
 
don imus got the boot for "nappy headed hoes" comment.



i was absolutely kidding rftree. first thing that popped into my head was don imus when i saw your post. lol
oh, I see, I didn't mean it to be like that, I was just thinking thoses things sure looked nappy.
 
Those sure are some different lookin acorns. Around these parts deer and bear eat the acorns from the white oaks, I can't see my bears eatin those though:dizzy:

Coug
 
Bur oak. Quercus macrocarpa. but sawtooth oaks acorns are similar (Quercus acutissima). If you said it looks like bur oak then nodought it is. Very distinct acorns.
 
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