Could I get some help please?

[gofer]

I appreciate all your replies, if its white oak or hickory I'm very good. Have gotten plenty of red and pin oak but this would be the first white oak for me. Very little hickory in my past also so I'm good with either. From all the great info I've gotten here its 3 yrs before I attempt to burn any so I don's know how it coals. Tx again, great place for a novice to get an education.

 

[Zale]

You don't have to wait 3 years to burn it.

 

[Cody]

"Looks like oak" was my first though, of course plenty of people have already mentioned that. If you let it season for three years it'll cook you out of where ever you're burning it. 2 years should be plenty and it actually looks like you might get by with only one summer of baking.

 

[Marine5068]

Huh. Well apparently I'm wrong for the first time in my life! When I saw the pictures I thought maple.

I was gonna say apparently I'm RIGHT for once in my life....ha,ha.
Nice Musky.

 

[Marine5068]

Two years of seasoning should be sufficient, but ya never know. I had some Red Oak take 3.

 

[sledge&wedge]

White oak. Enough already.

My thoughts exactly

 

[lone wolf]

Good thing it wasn't a hard to guess type of wood!

 

[mn woodcutter]

I was gonna say apparently I'm RIGHT for once in my life....ha,ha.
Nice Musky.
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Nice fish man! Good to see some other fishermen! I'm never wrong! Just ask my wife!

 

[unclemoustache]

Sorry for getting off track. I'm no expert here - I just have an awesome moustache.

 

[esshup]

O.K. I'll play. I'm going by Sugar Maple by what I have in my wood pile. I have both Sugar Maple, White Oak, Red Oak, Pin Oak, Black Locust and some Sassafras.

 

[lknchoppers]

I am going with White Oak.