Tree ID please

[WhiteMike]

I’m going to assume this tree in the foreground is white pine? I know that is a Doug fir right behind it. Tree in question had lightish brown bark when compared to the doug. It was dead and the branches were too high for me to get a good pic but they appeared to be circular, similar to Doug fir

 

[capetrees]

I’m going to assume this tree in the foreground is white pine? I know that is a Doug fir right behind it. Tree in question had lightish brown bark when compared to the doug. It was dead and the branches were too high for me to get a good pic but they appeared to be circular, similar to Doug fir View attachment 1094578View attachment 1094579

Hemlock?

 

[buzz sawyer]

Are there any clusters of needles left or on the ground? White Pine has five long needles in a cluster.

 

[WhiteMike]

I didn’t look for any needle clusters on the ground, although now I know it is a hemlock as cape trees said

 

[deerlakejens]

Easiest way to differentiate Doug firs from hemlocks, if they still have a top, is the tip of a fir will be straight up, hemlock will have a shepherd‘s hook at the tip. Also, hemlock has very small cones compared to fir

 

[unclemoustache]

Not white pine.

 

[Del_]

Hemlock?

Looks like it to me.