Can someone tell from the picture below what type of wood I have in my trailer? My nephew came out this morning and ask if I could help him cut some camping wood. Not doing anything and a chance to run the saw and splitter hey I'm in. We get to the place and low and behold it is wood that is already cut by a power line crew out in a farmers field. So we split up my trailer load and his pickup and he says he has enough and if I want any for my ODW burner have at it. Well I know he got some Box Alder by the red stains in the wood. And I THINK that my trailer is loaded with Elm.(But not sure) The wood did not spit like elm (not stringy) and split fairly easy. It is a pretty bright yellow in side with the white outer ring. Heavy and full of water. No branches left only logs so I can't show a picture of these. My tree ID is terrible but I guessed it as Chinese Elm. I have more then enough soft wood to last me 2 winters so I am not interested it that but if it is indeed Elm then I would guess it would be worth my time to get the other two trailer loads. The crew is coming back to chip these up Monday so I have the weekend to get them should I choose to. Any help would be appreciated.
