I'm thinking hickory?

[Lakeside]

Its Hickory.

Would you know what type ? I am still learning the art of wood ID.
http://www.wikihow.com/Identify-Hickory-Trees

 

[Silenced38]

I think the ones here on my property are Mockernut Hickory. But unfortunately there are only a handful of local trees that i can identify.

 

[Rebelduckman]

That looks like mockernut to me

 

[wdenton]

Have you guys every used an app called LeafSnap on your phone.
I have had pretty good luck with it in the woods.
The only downfall is the background has to be white so I usually take a pic of the leaf on white paper.

Hopefully at some point ill be able to recognize them with out the app but where I am at I burn primarily ASH, OAK, and Maple with a few other mixed in for sholder season.
Ash is plentyful in the farm fields around here

 

[Ashful]

Its Hickory. The last couple years ive cut about 15 standing dead hickorys. Last winter its all i burned.

Are the leaves shown in the third photo part of this tree, or not? I've never seen a leaf arrangement on a hickory that looked like that, but maybe it's just an odd angle for the photo... or maybe those are leaves from a different tree than the wood shown?

 

[Silenced38]

I was looking at the wood. But i think your right that the pic of leaves may not go with the wood. We need pic of leaves of a mature tree. But im not familiar with a cucumber tree. Does its wood look like hickory? The pics i posted i know a 100% are hickory.

 

[BEConklin]

The wood definitely looks like hickory, but I've never seen hickory leaves growing in a whorl around the branch like the leaves in the pic you provide. So if those leaves come from the same tree I'd say it was not hickory.

 

[blades]

I was going by the leaves, which looked like the horse chestnuts I have here. Later pic of bark do look like a Hickory.

 

[Cburke]

Sorry guys left ya hanging on this one, haven't had a chance to get some better leaf and bark pics, I def will this weekend. Seems to be a mystery tree haha! Thank you again.

 

[Ashful]

If you really want to screw with them, post leaves, bark, and open-faced splits from three different trees.

 

[firefighterjake]

If you really want to screw with them, post leaves, bark, and open-faced splits from three different trees.

Hehheh . .. thought about doing that on April 1st . . . posting a split and a round from two different trees and then attaching a leaf or two from yet another tree . . . or better yet taking a large leaf like a basswood and making my own unique leaf shape with a pair of scissors. In the end though . . . I was too lazy to do such a thing.

 

[BEConklin]

I was going by the leaves, which looked like the horse chestnuts I have here. Later pic of bark do look like a Hickory.

Horse chestnut leaves (shown below) have serrated margins and are palmate. The leaves in the picture provided by the OP are not palmate, and appear to have smooth margins.

 

[Silenced38]

Im still going with hickory but yall defiantly have trees im not familiar with.

 

[BEConklin]

I've never seen one - but the leaves in the OP's photo look most to me like the leaves of the cucumber tree mentioned earlier.