Wood identification

[jeff oldham]

I got this wood at the beach but so far can't tell what it is..can anyone help..20190127_153453.jpg

[CHARLES D Richards]

if the wood was in south Georgia it would look like Hickory

[Bryan Lisowski]

I'm not good at the wood guessing game, but to me it looks like white oak based on the ray flecks.

[Steve Nix]

Looks like pecan.

[Richard Coers]

I don't see any ray fleck. Looks like hickory to me.

[Ron Stadler]

Looks like hickory to me as well.

[John K Jordan]

I got this wood at the beach but so far can't tell what it is..can anyone help..20190127_153453.jpg

Found washed up on some Atlantic beach?. Could have traveled a long way. Heavy or light weight? Dark heartwood, pores look bocote"ish" but could be any of many. Do you want guesses or do you want to know?

https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread....78#post2879678

JKJ

[Leo Van Der Loo]

Jeff good chance it is Hickory, as that is what I would ID it as, maybe someone wanted to have a fire on the beach and brought some wood along, hickory is good firewood, and good turning wood as well.

I like the light and Dark color Hickory can have, some are not quite as dark, I have a picture here from a piece I was turning, no finish on it so the color is lighter, but as you can see it is the same kind of wood as what you show.

I know some couldn’t ID a stick unless the name was written on it , but then again some can

Hickory.jpg

[jeff oldham]

i believe its the same wood,,it came from myrtle beach after the hurricane