Looking to pick this up for the fireplace.

Difficult to tell by looking at the bark. The small leaves look somewhat like a live oak, but unlike most of my post, you can't take it to the bank.

Locust? Was a big one if it is.

To blurry to tell for sure but it looks like an elm to me.

I'm far from an expert but I'm gonna say elm.

I'm guessing live oak.

Going out on a limb to say cottonwood. Lookin at the bark pattern, tree rungs (and rot), and leaves, given the poor pictures, that would be my guess. You can burn it but may need to seasoned it for a bit or it will smell pretty strong. Burns as hot as oak and cleans easy (no major waxy soot).

Bois d’ arc ?

The heart wood looks a lot like some Cedar Elm I worked with a while back.

Burn some. If it smells bad, it’s elm.

Cedar Elm or piss elm is what it looks like to me. Stinky burn.

Should of had one of them kids take the pictures.

He was plum out of quarters.

I think it’s an elm. My wife does also.

Nasty cedar elm

Are you kidding? Those kids are probably splitting and stacking that wood right now.

It is no longer a tree.

Cedar elm. Great tree.

Thanks for the clarification. I'll pass on this one. There's a tree in town not far from me that we're going to check out.

Cedar elm. Doesn't stink like a pizz elm. Need to burn it.

A cut up tree

Cedar elm.

Does a great job for heating, and smells good. Do not cook with it though.

Id assume cedar

Looks dead.

If it was Bois d' arc, there'd be two or three burned up chain saws on the ground.