I’ll throw this out to the masses for opinions:
My thoughts are Siberian. My uncle said he was told it was Red Elm years ago by his uncle but I disagree. I didn’t have an axe to split one so I took a pic of one that broke in half when I felled it. If you zoom in you can see more of the same type trees behind the pickup in the last photo. Whatever it is, it will make firewood; at least the stuff that’s not punky will & it’s was easily accessible & helped him clean up some dying trees.
Pics 1-3 are from the same tree, it still had all its bark.
Pics 3-6 are from a different tree but it had been standing dead for about a year & had lost most of its bark.
My thoughts are Siberian. My uncle said he was told it was Red Elm years ago by his uncle but I disagree. I didn’t have an axe to split one so I took a pic of one that broke in half when I felled it. If you zoom in you can see more of the same type trees behind the pickup in the last photo. Whatever it is, it will make firewood; at least the stuff that’s not punky will & it’s was easily accessible & helped him clean up some dying trees.
Pics 1-3 are from the same tree, it still had all its bark.
Pics 3-6 are from a different tree but it had been standing dead for about a year & had lost most of its bark.
Attachments
Last edited:
