Thanks WF, that tree fed a lot of birds and coons and other critters for sure. I did some research(googling), and the wood is very similar to Osage Orange but softer. Once the berries are gone I will cut it up, if anyone on here wants any of the wood they can pm me and I'm sure we can work something out.Workinonit Farm":3fixeudf said:
I wondered about smoking with it also. I'll save some for you sky. If there's any pieces that strike me as something that need to be carved I will save it for cowgirl8.skyhightree1":mrxnpdwo said:
ohiosteve":un1aiblz said:
I think just the heavy wieght of all the berries and wet ground. It has lost some big limbs the past couple years. Cows also liked hanging out under it that may have affected it.Cross-7":1vup33ds said:
That is really good to hear. I will be cutting it up as soon as the berries are gone, they are still ripening more and more each day, daughter and I are going to make some mullberry jam this weekend hopefully.poorboy":3d34o44u said:
