Burrs, how do i identify em?

[big fell!]

Now then boys, anyone got any pics of burrs on standing tree's? I am constantly looking for them now but im still not to sure if im seeing them. Think ive found 2 on some big old oaks on the farm. Not sure though. Cheers

[slasherscot]

google elm burr

[Rob D]

Took me a while to get my head around burrs....

 

Take some pics of the ones you've found and put them on this thread.

[tommer9]

This was the base of a very burry oak tree....

 

These are on oak and sweet chestnut.

 

 

[big fell!]

This was the base of a very burry oak tree....

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These are on oak and sweet chestnut.

 

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Got a massive one of them on a beech and smaller one on a oak i reckon, il get the pics for yall and il put em on tomo night. Very helpful as always lads...

[big fell!]

Probably a completly different thread but what causes them lads? More jargon the better, Confuse me!

[slasherscot]

Probably a completly different thread but what causes them lads? More jargon the better, Confuse me!

 

a bit like engrown toenails:lol:

[Rob D]

Got a massive one of them on a beech and smaller one on a oak i reckon, il get the pics for yall and il put em on tomo night. Very helpful as always lads...

 

 

Beech burrs are lovely.

 

Do you have (or know someone) with a mill so that you can plank them?

[tommer9]

Do you have (or know someone) with a mill so that you can plank them?

 

Steady on Rob....I think they are still on living standing trees:laugh1:

[big fell!]

Im on it mate, im buying one for the 88 as soon as i get back from my honey moon! Il get pics of em on and let you have a look see if they are worth doing.