Hedgerow
HACK
Looks like some sort of pine...
But since all I can do with that is speculate, I'll fix the photo for ya...
But since all I can do with that is speculate, I'll fix the photo for ya...
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The bark has the look of cottonwood.
frofro666
ArboristSite Lurker
Its pretty easy to cUt and it splits pretty good...but its like -10 degrees C today....not sure if that helps with the I'd.
Hedgerow
HACK
What does it smell like???
Hard to see what you thinking?
frofro666
ArboristSite Lurker
Not like much...
Hedgerow
HACK
I can honestly say I got nothin' around here that looks like that stuff...
I know we have no Pine species here... Those rounds seem too perfect for cottonwood...
Some form of a pine is my guess...
I may be wrong... You got anything there that looks like that?
:msp_confused:
pics aint close enough OP can you get better pics of the bark?
BILLSFIREWOOD
ArboristSite Member
wot is it?
Hi we got this wood in whit a lot of mixed heard wood. IT may be Maple whot do you think?
Hi we got this wood in whit a lot of mixed heard wood. IT may be Maple whot do you think?
Looks like American Elm.
Hedgerow
HACK
The 3rd pic is something else all together. Maybe an Oak variety... Pics 1,2, and 4 are stringy like American Elm.
Hedgerow
HACK
Can you get a pic of the bark side of photo #4???
branchbuzzer
Undiagnosed
Looks a bit like basswood on #3, possibly white oak. The reddish flaky bark looks like some white types we have here.
Well if it is a Maple type it may be Sycamore looking at the way it twisted splitting! Also what comes to mind is gum then I see some oak in there too!
Hedgerow
HACK
I was thinking possibly Sycamore on pics 1,2, and 4 also... It's the only wood I've ever split that was that twisted and light color... A bark shot could rule out Elm easy enough...
branchbuzzer
Undiagnosed
I've split elm before that was really white just like that. It's been a long time though, and I'm not good at picking out the different elms. Hardly ever see it up in the hills.
walnut1
ArboristSite Lurker
Looks a lot like some swamp white oak I picked up last yr. The stumps were twisted like that.
Hedgerow
HACK
What's the scientific name of this "swamp white oak"? Helpful for those of us who've never heard of that term...:msp_confused:
branchbuzzer
Undiagnosed
Quercus bicolor... ?
branchbuzzer
Undiagnosed
USFS Silvics Manual - Hardwoods <--- .pdf download . All kinds of info
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