Here are the hackberry rounds

[KYrob]

Also, what kind of tree is this?

Rob

 

[Todd]

Hackberry is a good firewood, burns long with good coals but can be a pain to split.

Can't tell what kind of tree, can you get a better pic of the leaves?

 

[smokinj]

Get a better pic of the leaves but my first guess maple?

 

[KYrob]

Here's a couple pics of the rounds with bark on. The first is the ash and the second is from the tree in the first post of a type of oak, I think anyway.

Rob

 

[smokinj]

Here's a couple pics of the rounds with bark on. The first is the ash and the second is from the tree in the first post of a type of oak, I think anyway.

Rob

White oak

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Here's a couple pics of the rounds with bark on. The first is the ash and the second is from the tree in the first post of a type of oak, I think anyway.

Rob

Methinks that is a strange looking ash you have there. Not white ash.

 

[Tony H]

Here's a couple pics of the rounds with bark on. The first is the ash and the second is from the tree in the first post of a type of oak, I think anyway.

Rob

Methinks that is a strange looking ash you have there. Not white ash.

+1 The ash looks very unash compared to stuff I have.

In the second set of pics the first pic looks like the wood in the original pics.
The 2nd pic in second set looks some what like apple.

 

[wsorg]

Not sure if its hackberry, but if it is it should be a decent burn.

 

[wayneg]

The wood in the 1st pic looks like the hickory I just split.

 

[laynes69]

First picture looks like cottonwood to me. I got some by accident from my wood person. Does it smell like manure?

 

[wooddope]

yeh +1 on not like any ash i've ever seen. Me thinks some type of popple but the bark is quite thick? The right pic umm dunno,where's approximateLEE?