Wood Identification please...

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jerppyjerp

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May 23, 2013
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Hey everyone...New to this site and like what I'm seeing. I do however need some help. I have a local wood vender who offered to deliver some bbq smoking and fire pit wood to my house. But he delivered while I was not home and I have no clue as to which is what. I'm used to opening bags of "wood chunks" from the store and they are clearly marked. Thanks for the info...
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You need to post your location, please, and did this purveyor of BBQ wood say what wood he was bringing to you?

BTW maple is a fine BBQ wood, I use it all the time, however I hesitate to call any of the wood pictured maple. I will say that what ever it is , it is well seasoned.
 
 Not sure about the first 3. The fourth one could be a fruit wood.  Try a small piece of each, one at a time, in a small fire and find out what it smells like.

   Mike
 
Im located in SoCal San Gabriel Valley. The wood came from a a friend of a friend that has a "wood" company in palmdale. I was told pic 1 was firewood and all the rest is oak. Seems a bit different to be Oak...
 
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