I didn't get a pic of em, but maybe some of y'all know what kind of oak it is. It is in the white oak family, has leaves that look like a water oak, and has really small acorns but deer love em. I see them mainly on upland areas.

I want to know too. Following

Chinkapin?

Bastard Oak, also called Durand Oak (quercus sinuata) is the only one I can think of that has white oak bark and leaves that can be similar to a water oak. It's not very common but I've seen them in Alabama and Georgia.

Little small coco colored acorn is a chinkapin. Acorns are sweet enough for humans to eat.

Probably Durand or bastard oak.

Yep. That be it. Bastard Oak

You just trying to get people to cuss. Probably pointing and snickering.

Had a pile of them on a place I hunted in Boligee. They were everywhere in that prairie. I don’t know that I ever saw one of them produce acorns.

They were all around the creepy church I got stuck by one afternoon....