Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Tyke on August 21, 2014, 12:06:04 am
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Anyone know what kind of tree this there all over joes street
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Invisible trees? No wonder I've never seen them!
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I forget the picture every time i blame the alcohol
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Looks like shagbark hickory.
Grady
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Looks like some kind of hickory. Kinda funky shape and size though... :-\
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Looks like someone tried to kill it with a car at some point and grew back.
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There are a hand full of these around my neighborhood. No many of them are straight. When I drive by I can just see bows in there.
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it's hard to tell from the pics. Why not ask your neighbors. One of them might know.
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LOL, "Hey, do you know what kind of trees these are"? Followed by "Oh, that isn't good, they will be in bad shape here soon, I'll cut them down for you". My wifes Grandpas aunt lives one street over, her late husband built the first home in the neighborhood. I bet she'll know. She is a fun old lady, 94 and still living on her own. Her only issue I know of is she can't carry a gallon of milk anymore, so we pick one up for her whenever we go shopping.
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Hard to see but may be Green Ash
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Where are you located? It could be pecan. Are the branches opposite or alternate?
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Utah. I believe opposite, But I would have to check to make sure.
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Are these compound leaves like in the hickories or ash?
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You might have some kind of ornamental ash tree. Check to see if the branches are opposite, this is unique to ash, maple and a couple other trees, but not to the hickories.
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With the type of seeds it appears to be green ash. Thank everyone.
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It would make since that if there are the same trees all around the neighborhood that they were planted and came from nursery stock.