New "unwanted" Log drop - What kind is this?

[ReggieT]

Talk about looking at a gift horse in the mouth. Dropping wood off at your place of burning already bucked into rounds. For free. I’m surprised you don’t ask them to run it through a splitter first.

Looks like ash to me.

 

[Cowboy254]

So I decided to block off my area because I didn't want any more logs (I need to clean up area first) and caught on camera was this tree guy moving my "barricade" and dropped off Logs without even telling me first!

Kinda frustrated but......... Looks like good wood. What kind is this? Hickory? Splits stringy and has a nice oak like scent to it.

I thought was ash by the yellowish bark color but I don't think it is.

First.... see the guy moving my cone and barrier?

See the drop? I usually park my truck here.

Here's the wood...

Nice cuts.

Close up of a Log

2 different kinds? 1 has smoothish bark and grayish, the other deeper ridges and yellowish. (little wet here)

The rings

Inside of split

Thanks guys

The b@stard! All that wood delivered for free, what's the world coming to? I'd lie in wait and shoot him next time. Or maybe give him beer.

Does look like ash (from my vantage point in the southern hemisphere). The smoother ones might have been rolled/dragged around and worn down a bit.

 

[Marine5068]

So I decided to block off my area because I didn't want any more logs (I need to clean up area first) and caught on camera was this tree guy moving my "barricade" and dropped off Logs without even telling me first!

Kinda frustrated but......... Looks like good wood. What kind is this? Hickory? Splits stringy and has a nice oak like scent to it.

I thought was ash by the yellowish bark color but I don't think it is.

First.... see the guy moving my cone and barrier?

See the drop? I usually park my truck here.

Here's the wood...

Nice cuts.

Close up of a Log

2 different kinds? 1 has smoothish bark and grayish, the other deeper ridges and yellowish. (little wet here)

The rings

Inside of split

Thanks guys

Ash and or Elm
I'd guess Ash though.
Great firewood.

 

[bowtechmadman]

Would you mind giving him my address? Two problems prevented that way...you being upset with free wood, me being cold this winter.

 

[FlyingDutchman]

Looks like Yew.

Yew lucky *******.

 

[Multifaceted]

Ash is good firewood. Light weight drys fast, lights easy, burns hot. Thats what I prefer if I'm going camping and I want to bring firewood with me.

Don't move firewood, it bugs me.