Firewood identification

[Roger34]

Any idea what tree this was? Oak? I grabbed some free firewood. In southeastern Wisconsin.
Thanks for the help!

 

[esean]

Yes, its an oak. Given your location, probably burr oak.

 

[Woodcutteranon]

Oak

 

[lone wolf]

Looks like Oak to me too guys .

 

[Lightning Performance]

Lots of rays so definitely oak.

 

[Howard Justice]

Hope it’s ok to jump in here. Clearing blowdown south of atlanta. By far heaviest wood I’ve ever handled. But cut like any oak or hickory w sharp 500 and 201 Not hardest I’ve ever cut. Thought was some type hickory but couple of friends suggested Black Locust. Would welcome any input. I ripped a section and wet it to show grain. Thanks!!

 

[xraydaniel]

Hope it’s ok to jump in here. Clearing blowdown south of atlanta. By far heaviest wood I’ve ever handled. But cut like any oak or hickory w sharp 500 View attachment 1058901View attachment 1058902View attachment 1058909View attachment 1058910View attachment 1058911and 201 Not hardest I’ve ever cut. Thought was some type hickory but couple of friends suggested Black Locust. Would welcome any input. I ripped a section and wet it to show grain. Thanks!!

Sure does look like pecan

 

[chipper1]

Thought was some type hickory but couple of friends suggested Black Locust.

Certainly not black locust.
This is black locust.

 

[Del_]

Sure does look like pecan

Zooming in the last photo looks like pecan shells on the ground.