Wood identification

[Hiser]

Just wondering if anybody has any idea what kind of tree this might be? Thanks

 

[farmer steve]

Need clearer pics please. Welcome to AS.

 

[Karrl]

I think it might be a type of elm, it looks exactly like some wood that I have. If you can put some more pictures someone can probably tell you for sure. The bark on the wood I have peels off like that when it’s seasoned.

 

[Catfish044]

I’m unsure of this -

 

[Karrl]

I’m 99% sure that’s black locust, good stuff.

 

[Catfish044]

Huh .. I remember it being deeper red in center maybe on more mature tree

 

[unclemoustache]

Perhaps Hophornbeam.

 

[mark3885]

Hop hornbeam was my first thought, better pictures needed though.

 

[Hiser]

Thanks for the reply’s guys. I’m trying to post more pictures but I’m not sure how to make them the nice big ones.

 

[Hiser]

I think it is hornbeam/ ironwood. After reading the reply’s and doing more research. Thanks to everyone for the reply. I have one more I would like to know. How about this one.

 

[Chubski]

It’s hop hornbeam.

 

[Chubski]

I think it is hornbeam/ ironwood. After reading the reply’s and doing more research. Thanks to everyone for the reply. I have one more I would like to know. How about this one.

The first one is hornbeam. I’ll bet the second one is a young cherry.

 

[Hiser]

The first one is hornbeam. I’ll bet the second one is a young cherry.

Thanks to everyone for their input! We are cutting wood in a new woods that has more diversity and running into stuff I’ve never cut before. It’s nice to know what it is. Thanks again!

 

[Catfish044]

The first one is hornbeam. I’ll bet the second one is a young cherry.

Negative on the cherry , we got a ton of black cherry up here this is not , woods heavy , grains not stringy when split ,