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Re: What kind of acorn is this?
[Re: Muddybucks7]
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08/23/16 11:09 AM
08/23/16 11:09 AM
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Central Alabama
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Tough to tell, Shumard Oak maybe? Probably have to use some leaves from the parent tree to tell.
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Re: What kind of acorn is this?
[Re: Muddybucks7]
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08/23/16 11:13 AM
08/23/16 11:13 AM
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Clanton
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Booner
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Not overcup not a big enough cap. Either red or black jack I believe.
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Re: What kind of acorn is this?
[Re: Muddybucks7]
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08/23/16 11:17 AM
08/23/16 11:17 AM
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Slidell, La
perchjerker
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Turkey is right , overcup cap almost covers acorn. Can you find tree it came off of ? The trees bark will at least tell you if its white or red oak. If it was fresh to could open it and tell by insides. Some of the Timber cruisers here will know. good luck
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Re: What kind of acorn is this?
[Re: Muddybucks7]
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08/23/16 11:40 AM
08/23/16 11:40 AM
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It was a fairy large acorn it was hard to tell what tree it came from could not see any on them and it was at the bottom of a ridge so it could have washed down hill
beauties in the eye of the bowholder
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Re: What kind of acorn is this?
[Re: Muddybucks7]
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08/23/16 11:44 AM
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There were also white oak and pecans and chestnuts mixed in with them
beauties in the eye of the bowholder
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Re: What kind of acorn is this?
[Re: Muddybucks7]
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08/23/16 01:35 PM
08/23/16 01:35 PM
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Boxes Cove
2Dogs
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Bark and leaf pics will help with ID.
"Why do you ask"?
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Re: What kind of acorn is this?
[Re: hunting13]
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08/24/16 08:33 AM
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looks like a northern red oak to me Pretty sure it's not a northern. They make a big acorn that looks more like a white oak. Some type of red oak for sure. Black oak or shumard probably.
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Re: What kind of acorn is this?
[Re: Muddybucks7]
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08/24/16 12:52 PM
08/24/16 12:52 PM
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Mobile/Dale County
jdgalloway
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spike
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Mobile/Dale County
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Looks like a Shumard that broke off the branch early
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